Polyurethane log end

Polyurethane log end is a closing element that imitates the natural tree ring and fiber texture in the cross-sections of decorative logs used on ceilings or walls. In rustic style ceiling designs, polyurethane is used to obtain a realistic cut log appearance by covering the exposed ends of the logs. These elements, which are lightweight thanks to the polyurethane raw material, provide ease of installation in high ceilings and do not pose the risk of falling. Like real wood log ends, it does not dry out and crack over time, does not swell when exposed to moisture, and does not harbor insects. Thanks to its natural wood grain and ringed texture and paintable surface, it can be easily changed to the desired wood tone. Polyurethane billet ends produced with special molding techniques provide a durable and practical decorative finish to buildings with their millimetric details and high density structure.