Corner Protectors

Safe Corners, Happy Walls

Introducing the ultimate solution for protecting your walls and vehicles from those pesky bumps and scrapes - our rubber corner guards! These highly versatile guards are perfect for busy car parks, garages, factories, and warehouses. The bright yellow chevron design makes them highly visible, ensuring that vehicles can safely pass by without causing any damage.

Installation is a breeze - each guard comes with handy guide marks for fixing holes, making it easy to mount on any corner you wish to protect. And the best part? These durable guards are made from 100% recycled rubber, making them an environmentally-friendly choice for your protection needs.

So why wait? Start safeguarding your space today with our rubber corner guards. Your walls (and vehicles) will thank you!

What Are Corner Protectors?

Corner protectors are protective devices that are used to prevent damage to the corners of walls, vehicles, and other objects. They are typically made of materials like rubber, plastic, or metal and are designed to absorb the impact of minor bumps and scrapes. Corner protectors are often used in busy areas like car parks, garages, factories, and warehouses, where there is a higher risk of objects coming into contact with corners. They are also sometimes used in homes and offices to protect the corners of walls and furniture from damage.

What Are Some Common Uses for Corner Protectors?

Corner protectors are commonly used in a variety of settings to protect the corners of walls, vehicles, and other objects from damage. Some common uses for corner protectors include:

• Protecting the corners of walls in car parks, garages, warehouses, and other busy areas where there is a risk of impact from vehicles or other objects
• Protecting the corners of vehicles from scratches and dents in car parks and other crowded areas
• Protecting the corners of walls and other objects in hospitals, schools, and other public buildings from damage
• Protecting the corners of walls and other objects in storage areas or shipping facilities from damage during handling and transport.

What Are the Key Features to Consider When Choosing Corner Protectors?

There are several key features to consider when choosing corner protectors:

• Material: Corner protectors are typically made of materials like rubber, plastic, or metal. Each material has its own benefits and drawbacks, so it's important to consider which one is best suited to your needs. For example, rubber corner protectors are often more durable and flexible, while plastic corner protectors are lighter and easier to install.
• Size: Corner protectors come in a range of sizes, so it's important to choose one that is appropriate for the size of the corner you wish to protect.
• Visibility: If you are using corner protectors to protect walls or other objects in busy areas, it's important to choose a design that is highly visible. This will help to ensure that people are aware of the presence of the protectors and can avoid colliding with them.
• Ease of installation: Consider how easy it will be to install the corner protectors you are considering. Some types may require more tools or technical knowledge to install than others.
• Durability: Consider how durable the corner protectors are. You want to choose a product that is able to withstand the wear and tear of daily use.
• Recyclability: If you are concerned about the environmental impact of your purchase, consider choosing corner protectors that are made from recycled materials.

How Do I Install Corner Protectors?

The installation process for corner protectors can vary depending on the specific product you are using. Here are some general steps you can follow to install corner protectors:

• Gather the necessary tools and materials. You may need a drill, screws, adhesive, or other materials depending on the type of corner protector you are using.
• Clean the surface where you will be installing the corner protectors. This will help to ensure that the protectors adhere properly.
• Mark the position of the corner protectors on the surface. You can use a tape measure or ruler to ensure that the protectors are evenly spaced and aligned.
• If you are using screw-mounted corner protectors, drill holes into the surface where you will be installing the protectors. Follow the manufacturer's recommendations for the size and spacing of the holes.
• If you are using adhesive-mounted corner protectors, apply the adhesive to the back of the protectors according to the manufacturer's instructions.
• Press the corner protectors into place, making sure they are aligned with the marks you made in step 3. If you are using screw-mounted corner protectors, attach them to the surface using the screws provided.
• Allow the adhesive or screws to cure according to the manufacturer's recommendations before using the corner protectors.

That's it! With these steps, you should be able to easily install corner protectors to protect the corners of your walls and other objects.

What Safety Considerations Should Be Taken Into Account When Using Corner Protectors?

There are a few safety considerations to keep in mind when using corner protectors:

• Make sure that the corner protectors are installed properly and securely. If they are not attached properly, they may not be effective in protecting the corners of walls and other objects.
• Keep children and pets away from corner protectors. They may be tempted to play with or chew on the protectors, which could lead to injury.
• Avoid using corner protectors as a substitute for proper supervision or caution in busy areas. While corner protectors can help to reduce the risk of impact, they should not be relied upon as the sole means of protection.
• Follow the manufacturer's instructions for installation and use of the corner protectors. This will help to ensure that the protectors are used correctly and safely.

By following these safety considerations, you can help to ensure that your corner protectors are used effectively and safely.

Are There Any UK or European Industry Standards or Regulations That Apply to Corner Protectors?

There are several UK and European industry standards and regulations that may apply to corner protectors, depending on the specific type of product and the intended use. Here are a few examples:

• EN 1317: This is a European standard that specifies the performance requirements for road restraint systems, including corner protectors used in car parks and other areas.
• BS EN ISO 15686-5: This is a British standard that covers the service life and maintenance of buildings, including guidelines for the use and maintenance of corner protectors.
• BS EN ISO 1161: This is a British standard that covers the specification for corner fittings of shipping containers, including requirements for corner protectors used on containers.
• BS 8300: This is a British standard that covers the design of buildings and their approaches to meet the needs of disabled people. It includes guidelines for the use of corner protectors in buildings to reduce the risk of injury to people with disabilities.

It is important to note that these are just a few examples of the standards and regulations that may apply to corner protectors. It is always a good idea to check with the manufacturer or supplier to determine whether a product meets any relevant industry standards and regulations.