The Real Cost of Unprotected Walls
Clients tour sites before completion. Scuffed walls undermine confidence in the finish, so a simple barrier also protects your reputation.
Inside the Board: Honeycomb Core Plus Felt Face
For walls, a PP honeycomb panel with a felt backing acts as a lightweight, reusable bumper. It hangs or leans against the substrate, soaking up impacts that would otherwise dent plaster or scuff paint.
- Water, Paint & Dust Resistant — Spills bead on the surface and paint splatter wipes away, keeping the protected area clean through messy stages of the build.
- Fast to Lay and Remove — Overlap the sheets and you are done. No tapes, clips, or curing time, which keeps the programme moving.
- Fire-Retardant Variants — Sites with strict fire codes can specify retarded boards without giving up the reusable honeycomb advantage.
- Lower Total Cost — Reuse beats repaint. A small fleet of boards replaces repeated purchases of disposable film and the labour of fixing avoidable damage.
- Non-Slip Felt Backing — The felt layer grips the substrate and stays put under foot traffic, so crews are not constantly re-laying shifted sheets.
- Shields Finish & Substrate — It forms a shock layer between the floor, stair, or wall and the work happening above, protecting both the visible finish and the structure beneath.
Application Scenarios
On real sites, the board proves its value wherever finished surfaces meet ongoing work:
- Protection during demolition
- Elevator lobbies and entrances
- Hallway and corridor traffic
- Interior painting and plastering
- Moving large furniture and panels
How to Specify the Right Board
Specify by abuse, not by habit. Quiet refurbishments get by with 3-5 mm; busy fit-outs and material staging want 8-10 mm. Pick felt backing for grip and overlap sheets by a few centimetres. Standard boards suit most projects; bespoke sizes are available on request.
What Crews Ask Us Most
Will it protect against cart impacts?
Yes. The rigid honeycomb core takes the hit that would otherwise dent plasterboard or scuff paint.
How is it fixed to the wall?
Most sites lean or hang the panel and secure the top edge, avoiding adhesive that could mark the finish.
Can it be reused between rooms?
Absolutely. Lift, move, and re-stand the same panel across multiple spaces on one project.
Protect More, Waste Less
Protect the surface and the budget at the same time. A small reusable fleet of PP honeycomb boards replaces rolls of disposable film and the cost of fixing avoidable damage.