Our edge and corner protection solutions, including handrail foam, provide excellent cushioning to prevent damage from heavy impacts during construction, renovations, and industrial activities.

Designed for quick and hassle-free application, our protection products fit various surfaces like handrails, columns, and edges, ensuring seamless coverage without the need for complex tools.

Made from high-quality materials, these protective solutions withstand extreme conditions, including moisture, UV exposure, and heavy traffic, making them ideal for both indoor and outdoor use.

By minimizing sharp edges and hard impacts, our products reduce workplace injuries and protect finished surfaces from accidental damage, ensuring a safer and more efficient job site.

Many of our edge and corner protection solutions are reusable, offering long-term value and reducing material waste, making them an environmentally friendly and budget-friendly option.

Various types of edge protection are available, including foam corner guards, metal edge protectors, and plastic wraps. Each option is suited for different materials and environments and provides effective safeguarding against impacts, abrasions, and other potential damage during construction or renovation work.

Installation methods for edge protection depend on the type chosen. Some products feature adhesive backing for quick application, while others require mechanical fastening with screws or straps. Ensure the protection is securely fastened to stay in place throughout construction without hindering work activities.

Many edge protectors, especially foam and plastic types, are designed for multiple uses. Ensure the material remains intact and undamaged after use. Some models can be cleaned and reattached, while others may need to be replaced if they show signs of wear or loss of protective capability.

Yes, high-quality edge protection can withstand tough weather conditions, especially when made from UV-resistant, weatherproof materials like reinforced rubber or treated plastic. Ensure you choose materials designed for outdoor use, as these are specifically formulated to resist environmental degradation.

Choosing the right edge protection depends on the type of materials being protected, the project’s environment, and the budget. Softer materials like foam are suitable for delicate surfaces, while stronger plastic or metal solutions are considered for more robust applications.

Protect all vulnerable edges and corners, especially in high-traffic areas or locations that will experience significant impact. Even minor impacts can result in costly repairs, so it's better to err on the side of caution and protect all potential damage points.