Ceiling Log Cladding

Ceiling log cladding is the application of cladding a ceiling surface with timber-log-look polyurethane elements. It is used in rustic interiors to bring a natural wood texture to the ceiling and to cover the existing surface. Polyurethane logs are hollow and lightweight; they are applied directly to the ceiling with construction adhesive and screws, without serving as a support. The material resists moisture and impact, does not crack, swell or warp, and its wood-textured surface can be painted in any colour; it does not suffer insect or moisture damage. Being far lighter than real wood makes cladding large surfaces easier. Polure produces ceiling log cladding elements in various diameter, length and surface options.