fluted wainscoting models
Fluted wainscoting models refer to the range of polyurethane wainscoting types with vertical grooves on their surface, used to cover the lower wall area. Wainscoting is a decorative panel system that covers the wall from the floor up to a certain height; in fluted models, the grooves on the surface create a linear rhythm and depth. It is used in living rooms, hallways, stairwells and dining room walls to protect the impact-prone lower area and to create a decorative lower band. Being made of polyurethane, the wainscoting pieces are lightweight and easily bonded to the wall with adhesive; they resist moisture and impact and do not crack or warp. Since the surface can be painted, it can be adapted to any desired colour. Polure produces fluted wainscoting models in different heights and flute spacings with consistent profile details; used together with complementary top and edge profiles, a unified wainscoting band is achieved.
Frequently Asked Questions
At what height is fluted wainscoting applied?
It is usually applied up to 90-120 cm above the floor; the height can vary depending on the model and the space.
How do the wainscoting pieces join?
They are added side by side and finished with a complementary top profile; thanks to the fixed flute spacing, the line continues without interruption.
Is fluted wainscoting impact-resistant?
Since polyurethane resists impact, it protects the lower part of the wall against everyday contact.