Polyurethane Architectural Details
Polyurethane architectural details is a concept that covers all polyurethane decorative building elements such as casings, cornices, columns, arches and sills used in the interiors and exteriors of a building. They are used to give a building's facade and interior architectural character and ornament. Polyurethane elements are lightweight, applied directly with assembly adhesive and cut to size when needed. They resist moisture and impact and will not rot, crack, swell or warp, and they can be painted any colour. Compared with their stone, plaster and wood equivalents they are both lighter and faster to install, so they are widely used on facades and in interiors. Polure produces polyurethane architectural detail elements in a range of models and sizes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are polyurethane architectural details?
They are all polyurethane decorative building elements such as casings, cornices, columns, arches and sills.
Where are they used?
They are used on building facades and in interiors to give architectural ornament and character.
What is the polyurethane advantage?
It is lighter than stone and plaster, resists moisture, will not crack and installs quickly.
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