Polyurethane Architectural Mouldings

Use PU Architectural Mouldings to Give Your Home or Workplace the Most Durable Build

So, you can trust that we make all our products to that same standard, even if some of them are used in less volatile environments. Our wheels and castors might not be inside a heavy-duty refinery, but they’re still made of durable hot cast polyurethane. Our moving blankets might not see anything more chaotic than the inside of a moving van, but they still absorb impact perfectly to protect your whiteware. And our polyurethane architectural mouldings are no different. We make sure our mouldings are precisely measured and engineered to withstand everything that other building materials cannot.

Australians across dozens of industries have been trusting our products to get the job done since the 1950s. We’ve worked hard to make our products the sensible decision, and we’re proud to keep offering that same quality no matter how big we grow.

The Advantages of Replacing Traditional Materials with Architectural Urethane Polyurethane Mouldings

If you’re a homeowner making renovations, you’ll want them to last a good long while. You want your renovations to outlast you, if possible, right? And if you’re a construction company, you want the materials you use to reflect the quality of your craftsmanship. You can’t build sturdy buildings without equally sturdy materials. And no viable building material is quite as sturdy as polyurethane.

Urethane can be moulded into various shapes thanks to its very malleable properties, so hot cast polyurethane can be used to make columns, awnings, sunhoods, baseboards, crowns, cornices, and more. Basically, PU mouldings can fit right in where you would ordinarily use brick, wood, plaster, or even stone. polyurethane architectural mouldings especially useful for covering transitions between different building materials.

PU moulding essentially takes the best of every other building material and compensates for its weaknesses. PU architectural mouldings takes the charm and versatility of wood while also being much less vulnerable to weather conditions. Polyurethane doesn’t absorb moisture, and as a synthetic material, it doesn’t rot the way wood eventually does. In other words, PU architectural moulding is incredibly weather resistant and will last for years even in external use. Polyurethane mouldings also aren’t edible or habitable, which means they don’t ever attract termites or other pests.

Polyurethane is also highly durable. It withstands impact and temperature changes extremely well, making it much more solid than plaster. It’s comparable to stone in terms of durability, but it’s also not nearly as cumbersome. Stone is usually extremely heavy, but PU moulding is lightweight, making it safer and easier to transport and put into place.

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