Impact Protection can be found in a variety of settings, from hospitals and colleges, to offices and warehouses. Choose from stainless steel, aluminum, wood, vinyl or combinations of materials to match the protection level your environment requires while at the same time complementing decor. CG 50 Corner Guard Systems DK 40 Corner Guard Systems CG…
Impact Protection can be found in a variety of settings, from hospitals and colleges, to offices and warehouses. Choose from stainless steel, aluminum, wood, vinyl or combinations of materials to match the protection level your environment requires while at the same time complementing decor. WG 152 Handrail Wall Protection System WG 153 Handrail Wall Protection…
Impact Protection can be found in a variety of settings, from hospitals and colleges, to offices and warehouses. Choose from stainless steel, aluminum, wood, vinyl or combinations of materials to match the protection level your environment requires while at the same time complementing decor. WG 200 Wall Protection Profiles WG 100 Wall Protection Profiles WG…
Impact Protection can be found in a variety of settings, from hospitals and colleges, to offices and warehouses. Choose from stainless steel, aluminum, wood, vinyl or combinations of materials to match the protection level your environment requires while at the same time complementing decor. WG 50 Handrail System WG 42 Handrail System WG 42-1 Handrail…
Speco Board Waterproofing membrane protection: Speco Board is a semi-flexible polypropylene based board for waterproofing membrane and Tiles protection. Description: Speco Board is extremely strong in puncture and injury resistance. It is engineered to resist puncture at over 1000 Newton as per ASTM E-154. Resistance to Chemical: Speco Board differs from any other materials used…
Building materials comprising floors, walls and ceilings move due to thermal expansion and contraction, structural shifts, and seismic activity. These forces mandate the need for purpose-designed gaps which permit the building materials to move independently of one another without damage. Smaller planned crack locations are considered control joints while other locations need to accommodate…