Polyurethane Ceiling Beams

Polyurethane ceiling beams are box-profiled decorative polyurethane elements applied to the ceiling, individually or in rows, that mimic timber beams. They are produced as hollow U shapes and, like real timber beams, add volume and a rustic or classical character to the ceiling. They are used indoors on hall, kitchen and living room ceilings, mostly arranged at set intervals. The polyurethane beams are much lighter than real timber; handling and installation are easy, and they are applied to the ceiling with concealed blocks and adhesive. The material resists moisture and impact, does not crack, swell, peel or rot, and can be painted; the wood-grain surface looks similar to timber. Because they are mould-cast, the surface texture repeats identically on every piece. Polure produces polyurethane ceiling beams in various size and surface options.