Sale! | Stucco -10% | montage materials -5% |Valid until 30.04.2024Sale! | Stucco -10% | montage materials -5% |Valid until 30.04.2024n interesting façade design often requires an unconventional, creative approach. Simply painting the building is not enough. Changing the colour may change the perception of the house, but interesting arrangements require accessories such as window sills! In this case, we particularly recommend stuccowork, which is resistant to the harmful effects of external factors and, most importantly, will allow you to change the character of your property in a simple and quick manner. Today, we recommend window mouldings, which create an elegant and interesting decoration for window sills and elevations! Check out our ideas for window mouldings!
Window stuccowork is a range of products and solutions that can be used to create the façade of almost any property - those decorated in a classic or modern style, minimalist or elegant. Whether your tastes are simplicity or extravagance, you are sure to find the perfect solution!
Key to achieving the right effect, is the proper selection of the model of slats and profiles under the window. Manufacturers offer a wide range of window sills from minimalist to extremely decorative. The chosen elements should harmonise with the rest of the stuccowork used for the façade - cornices, window mouldings or quoins.
Window mouldings, as a window decoration, is also a great choice in terms of cost of fabrication as well as speed of installation. The individual mouldings are available at extremely attractive prices, so that refreshing the property does not require a large financial investment. At the same time, it is worth noting that they are a durable and aesthetic decoration, so that the owner does not have to worry about the appearance of cracks or other defects later on. In addition, their installation is not complicated, so there is no need to hire specialists.
Windowsill mouldings are ready-made decorative elements, made with extreme care. Each skirting board is pre-cut and finished with a pattern on both sides, according to the customer's length specifications. The most common material used is highly hardened polystyrene, which is extremely resistant to the damaging effects of atmospheric agents thanks to its coating with polymer-acrylic resin mixed with quartz aggregate. By opting for such decoration, you do not have to worry that after rain, frost or high temperatures, their aesthetic appearance will change.
Crucial for many people, however, is the ability to choose the shapes and sizes of the decorations. Only the manufacturer WMB offers almost 20 different designs, in different shapes, heights or thicknesses. You can opt for simple, minimalist ornaments, but also extremely ornate, fancy designs. What's more, you can freely combine them to create unique arrangements. And even if you get bored with the windowsill mouldings after a while, you don't need to carry out a complicated renovation that would require replacing the windows or completely redecorating the façade.
Not sure which moulding designs to choose or how to match them to the façade? The best solution is to get help from experienced specialists. Not only will they suggest which models to choose, but they will also make a design and visualisation, so that you, as the owner, will know the effect even before the work is done. If you decide to buy your window profiles from WMB, you will have them cut to the exact size and finished on both sides already included in the product price.
Many owners of detached houses decide to install window mouldings not only for their decorative value, but also for their functionality. Well-installed under sill mouldings make it possible to protect the plaster at critical points against cracks, but also to prevent thermal bridges and heat loss. What is more, when properly installed, they also make it possible to protect windows against the damaging effects of water during heavy rain. It is safe to say that under-window mouldings extend the life of the window joinery and, consequently, reduce the costs of maintaining the façade and its possible renovation.