ceiling beam prices

Ceiling beam prices refer to the unit cost of polyurethane decorative ceiling beams, which varies according to size, width, height and surface texture. The price is determined by the beam's length, profile dimension and whether it is smooth or wood-textured. Because polyurethane beams are produced hollow, they are lightweight and more economical than real wood in terms of both material and installation; they are glued to the ceiling without a structural frame. The material resists moisture and impact, does not crack, swell or warp, and can be painted, providing long-lasting use with low maintenance cost. Quick installation also reduces labour cost. Polure produces ceiling beams in various size and surface options; current prices vary by product dimension.