floor profile
A floor profile is a long, plain-section polyurethane profile used on the floor surface for transitions, borders or skirting. It is applied to tidy the joint line of different floor coverings, to close the wall-floor junction and to create a decorative strip at floor level. Indoors it is used at transition points and along the base of walls. The polyurethane material is light and applied with assembly adhesive; it resists moisture and impact, does not crack, swell or peel, and can be painted. Being unaffected by moisture, unlike its wooden equivalent, gives it an advantage in wet areas. Because it is mould-produced, the profile section stays the same along its length. Polure produces floor profiles in different width, height and surface options.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a floor profile?
It is a plain-section polyurethane profile used on the floor surface for transitions, borders or skirting.
Where is a floor profile used?
It is used at transitions between floor coverings, along the base of walls and in decorative border applications.
What is the advantage of a polyurethane floor profile?
It is light, unaffected by moisture, does not crack and can be painted; its section is uniform because it is mould-produced.









