Polyurethane

Furnitubes use an Engineering Grade elastomer - a blend of polyether polyols and a catalyst to form Polyurethane, a strong and durable material, usually cast around a steel core for additional strength. It requires little maintenance and is resistant to corrosion, oils, solvents, fats, greases and gasoline, cutting, tearing and is virtually unaffected by the weather. Its relatively light weight makes for ease of installation. Polyurethane may be pigmented to match the finish colour, minimising the visual effect of paint damage. These properties make polyurethane an ideal material for use in street furniture.

Finish
High Gloss Finish. Two part polyurethane applied onto suitable primer - RAL or BS colour specifications. Offers ultimate levels of weathering, colour retention, solvent resistance, abrasion resistance and wide ranging chemical resistance with minimal maintenance costs.

Maintenance
Normal maintenance consists of wiping down with a damp cloth. Detergents, cleansers and other cleaning agents are all suitable. 'Harsh' cleansers may also be used, although not on a regular basis as they may effect gloss level.