Polyurethane has become a real godsend for the building materials market. This is due to such advantages of the material as:
- cheapness;
- simplicity of installation;
- low weight;
- durability;
- environmental Safety;
- frost resistance;
- high thermal insulation properties;
- duration of operation;
- resistance to moisture penetration.
In addition, there are many options for decorating polyurethane panels. All this allows us to use such a universal material in a wide variety of finishes.
Ceiling Polyurethane Panels
Panels made of polyurethane have become simply an indispensable material for quick finishing of ceiling surfaces. Working with these plates does not require special skills and skills, while at the expense of its elasticity polyurethane will help to hide all the irregularities and defects in the ceiling. In addition, unlike any other methods of finishing after the installation of polyurethane panels in the room will be clean and not dusty.
Decorative polyurethane panels for the ceiling will be an excellent decoration of the interiors of many architectural styles. The original and exquisite decoration of the ceiling surface is the hallmark of such trends as Baroque, Art Nouveau, Empire. For a classic or modern interior, you can also choose the appropriate decor ceiling tiles.
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Polyurethane wall panels
On the walls, polyurethane plates are mounted even easier than on the ceiling. But in addition to decorative finishing, polyurethane panels for walls can be used as independent panels or as a basis for stucco molding .
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And polyurethane panels under the stone will perfectly fit even in the expressive interior of art deco.
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Polyurethane facade panels
Polyurethane has a special functionality and practicality that allows it to be used not only indoors, but also for exterior decoration of buildings. It does not change color in the course of time and is not subjected to insect attacks, which makes it even more interesting for exterior cladding. Also, decorative polyurethane thermal panels are used for outdoor insulation. Their wide application in the architecture of different styles is provided by the ability to imitate natural materials: red or white brick, dark sandstone, gray sculpin, facing tinted stone, etc.
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From all that has been said above, it is clear that a light, durable, safe, inexpensive and multifunctional material is not in vain gaining increasing popularity in the building materials market.