polyurethane architectural ornamentation
Polyurethane architectural ornamentation refers to the application of polyurethane decorative elements to create ornament on building facades and in interiors. With elements such as casings, cornices, columns, arches and reliefs, architectural ornament is added to walls and facades. It is widely used in classic and neo-classical style buildings. Polyurethane elements are lightweight, applied directly with assembly adhesive and can be cut to size. They resist moisture and impact and will not rot, crack, swell or warp, and they can be painted any colour. Being lighter than their stone and plaster equivalents, they are applied without adding load to the surface and the installation time is short. Polure produces polyurethane architectural ornament elements in a range of models and sizes.
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What is polyurethane architectural ornamentation?
It is the application of creating facade and interior ornament with polyurethane elements such as casings, cornices and columns.
Where is it used?
It is used for architectural ornament on the facades and interiors of classic and neo-classical buildings.
What is the polyurethane advantage?
It is lighter than stone and plaster, resists moisture, will not crack and installs quickly.



































































































