ceiling log prices
Ceiling log prices refer to the unit cost of timber-log-look polyurethane decorative ceiling elements, varying according to size and surface texture. The price is determined by the log's diameter, length and wood-texture detail. Because polyurethane logs 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 serving as a support. The material resists moisture and impact, does not crack, swell or warp, and can be painted in any colour; it does not suffer insect or moisture damage. Quick installation also lowers labour cost. Polure produces ceiling logs in various diameter, length and surface options; current prices vary by product dimension.
Frequently Asked Questions
What affects the price of a ceiling log?
It is determined by the log's diameter, length and wood-texture detail.
Why is a polyurethane log more economical?
It is hollow and lightweight and needs no support; its material and installation cost is lower than wood.