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- What is the difference between using polyurethane as opposed to wood?
- While polyurethane and wood architectural ornaments are equally strong, wood has several drawbacks. Over time, wood will mold, crack, and have insect problems. Also, after installation, wood wraps. In other words, wood becomes deformed as it naturally curves. Additionally, polyurethane architectural ornaments are easier to install and easier to paint because wood needs to be sand and primed.
- What is the difference between Arstyl and Nomastyl?
- Arstyl is a high-density polyurethane that can withstand normal tension and pressure. Arstyl is as strong as pinewood. Nomastyl consists of a lighter density and is an especially good choice for ceiling ornaments, where as Arstyl is a better choice for chair rails and baseboards. Please view material information for precise architectural specifications and manufacturer data sheets on the two product lines.
- How are they installed?
- They are installed using adhesives as opposed to nails. To learn more about how to install our architectural ornaments please see installation guides.
- Can I install these on my own or would a professional be required?
- Our architectural ornaments are easy to install. However, if you are not that handy we recommend hiring a professional.
- Are there any special measures that need to be taken to maintain these polyurethane architectural ornaments?
- No, these architectural ornaments are virtually maintenance free. Normal dusting will suffice in keeping your new architectural ornaments clean.
- Are they pre-primed?
- Yes, they are pre-primed and do not require any sanding.
- Can they be painted?
- Yes. In fact, they are easier to paint than wooden architectural products because they are pre-primed.
- Are they available in stock?
- The majority of products are available in stock.
- How much pressure can these polyurethane architectural ornaments take?
- They are as strong as most wood species such as pinewood.
- What is a box break charge?
- Please view shipping & ordering page for an explanation of box break fee/charge.
- If my question is not listed here, how can I get an answer?
- Please feel free to contact us on the web or call us toll free at (800) 992 - 8700 with any questions you have.
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