Polyurethane Moulding

Polyurethane moulding is a long polyurethane decorative part with a defined cross-section, used as a border, trim and transition element on facades and in interiors. It is applied as a plain or patterned border at the wall-to-ceiling junction, along the edges of panels and frames, or along facade lines. The polyurethane material is lightweight, glued directly to the surface with construction adhesive and, where needed, mitre-cut to join at corners. It resists moisture and impact, does not crack or blister and can be painted; unlike wood moulding, it is unaffected by moisture. Polure produces mouldings in various widths, cross-sections and pattern options using moulds; thanks to mould production, the moulding cross-section stays the same along its length.