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Wood-Look Polyurethane Beam: Strong Yet Light Enough for One Hand

Published: 2026-10-01 · Duration: 0:45 · Watch on YouTube

This video shows the durability and lightness demonstrations of polyurethane architectural decor. A wood-look beam, capitals, columns, facade mouldings, and a sculpted relief undergo impact, pressure, drop, handling, and direct flame tests.

Scenes from the video

Wide exterior view shows the decorated facade and wood-look beam demonstration.

Worker holds an ornate medallion beside a wood-look beam during testing.

Wood-look hollow beam falls onto the workshop floor during an impact test.

Demonstrator stands on a wood-look polyurethane beam during a pressure test.

Decorative column capital drops from an elevated platform inside the workshop.

Two workers position a plank across decorative capitals for strength testing.

Demonstrator stands on a plank supported by ornate polyurethane capitals.

Close facade view highlights columns, window surrounds, cornices, and brackets.

Man tosses a decorative element outside an ornamented building entrance.

Decorative polyurethane piece appears airborne between buildings during drop testing.

Full building facade displays columns, cornices, brackets, and window surrounds.

Woman carries a large sculpted decorative piece with one hand.

Workers handle a large ornate relief inside the production workshop.

Large sculpted relief undergoes direct flame exposure inside the workshop.

Worker inspects the ornate relief closely during direct flame testing.

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