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faux beam cladding cover

Faux beam cladding cover is the process of concealing existing ceiling beams, pipework or structural projections with a polyurethane faux beam. A hollow, U-shaped polyurethane beam is fitted over the element to be covered, giving it a decorative wooden look. It is used to hide visually intrusive projections on living room, kitchen and hallway ceilings. The polyurethane material is lightweight, resistant to moisture and insects, does not crack or swell, and is fitted with mounting adhesive and screws without needing heavy structural support. Being paintable, it can be brought to any wood tone. Thanks to its U-profile, it slides over the area to be covered in a single piece. Polure produces faux beam cladding profiles in different internal widths and lengths.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is faux beam cladding used for?

It covers real beams, pipes or projections on the ceiling, giving them a decorative wooden appearance.

How is a faux beam cover installed?

The U-shaped beam is fitted over the projection to be covered and secured with adhesive and screws.

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