Polyurethane arch
A polyurethane arch is a curved architectural transition element used in interior and exterior door openings, niches, or wall decorations. It is frequently preferred to divide hallway transitions, soften ceiling and wall junctions, or crown the upper parts of windows. Arches produced from polyurethane raw material are extremely lightweight compared to their plaster counterparts and carry no risk of breakage or crumbling during installation. Thanks to their structure resistant to water, moisture, and impacts, they can be safely used even in wet areas such as bathrooms. Their easy-to-cut and fast-to-install structure accelerates the construction process. Since smooth molds are used in production, the surface quality is high and suitable for painting with any type of interior or exterior paint.
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Where are polyurethane arches used?
Polyurethane arches are used above doors, in hallway transitions, window arches, and decorative wall niches.
What is the advantage of a polyurethane arch over a plaster arch?
Polyurethane arches are lightweight, do not break during installation, are water-resistant, and do not crack or crumble over time.
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