The Real Cost of Unprotected Walls
Walls may seem sturdy, but a knocked ladder or a dragged panel leaves marks that buyers and inspectors notice immediately. Prevention is far cheaper than correction.
Why Crews Choose Felt PP Honeycomb
Walls take a beating from carts and ladders, but a felt-backed honeycomb panel stands between the trade and the finish. Light to move, it absorbs the knock instead of the plaster.
- Load Bearing — The honeycomb core supports carts, scaffolding, and staged materials, so protection does not mean closing off the workspace.
- Fast to Lay and Remove — Overlap the sheets and you are done. No tapes, clips, or curing time, which keeps the programme moving.
- Breathable Option — Open-cell formats let moisture escape, reducing the risk of trapped damp on sensitive substrates during long projects.
- Reusable for Dozens of Cycles — The PP honeycomb core springs back after impact and stays flat, so one board protects job after job instead of being discarded after a single use.
- Lightweight Yet Rigid — Crews can carry and lay full sheets quickly without special equipment, then lift them just as easily at the end of the day.
- 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.
Application Scenarios
On real sites, the board proves its value wherever finished surfaces meet ongoing work:
- Interior painting and plastering
- Elevator lobbies and entrances
- Hallway and corridor traffic
- Moving large furniture and panels
- Protection during demolition
Choosing Thickness, Size and Backing
Match thickness to traffic. Light foot traffic is fine with 3-5 mm; cart and scaffolding zones need 8-10 mm. Choose felt backing where grip matters, and size sheets to cover the run with a small overlap. Standard boards suit most projects; bespoke sizes are available on request.
What Crews Ask Us Most
Can it be reused between rooms?
Absolutely. Lift, move, and re-stand the same panel across multiple spaces on one project.
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.
Work With Rulowin
Specify Rulowin on your next project and standardise protection across floors, stairs, and walls with one recyclable system.