Polyurethane facade trim
Polyurethane facade trim refers to high-density architectural profile moldings engineered for articulating and ornamenting exterior building elevations. It is specified for executing horizontal belt courses, rustic quoin blocks, window framing architraves, and eaves cornices across building envelopes. Compared to heavy precast concrete, plaster, or expanded polystyrene (EPS) foam facade trims, high-density polyurethane features superior surface density and high resistance to both hail impact and moisture. Its lightweight structural formulation eliminates excessive wall dead load, ensuring fast, safe installation via structural adhesive and mechanical anchors.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where is polyurethane facade trim specified on buildings?
It is installed across exterior building walls for floor dividing belt courses, window surrounds, corner quoins, and roof eaves cornices.
Is polyurethane facade trim resistant to severe freezing weather?
Yes, it is highly resistant to freeze-thaw cycles, driving rain, hail impact, and UV degradation.
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