Protecting Your Walls and Spaces
Pricing Table
Part # |
Description |
Height |
Length |
Weight |
Price |
Wall-4 | Wall Mount Rail 4,14 Gage rubbed panels | 7.25″ | 48″ | 10.0 | $54 |
Wall-6 | Wall Mount Rail 6,14 Gage rubbed panels | 7.25″ | 72″ | 15.0 | $64 |
Wall-8 | Wall Mount Rail 8,14 Gage rubbed panels | 7.25″ | 96″ | 20.0 | $73 |
Wall-10 | Wall Mount Rail 10,14 Gage rubbed panels | 7.25″ | 120″ | 25.0 | $105 |
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Wall bumper rails, also known as wall guards or wall protectors, are protective barriers installed along walls, corners, columns, and other vulnerable areas to prevent damage from accidental impacts. These rails are typically made of durable materials such as rubber, vinyl, or stainless steel and come in various sizes, shapes, and profiles to suit different applications and environments.
Benefits of Wall Bumper Rails:
- Damage Prevention: Wall bumper rails absorb and deflect impact forces, preventing scratches, dents, and chips on walls, corners, and surfaces.
- Safety: By creating a protective barrier, bumper rails reduce the risk of injuries to individuals and damage to equipment or vehicles in high-traffic areas.
- Longevity: Protecting walls and surfaces with bumper rails extends their lifespan, reducing maintenance costs and the need for frequent repairs.
- Aesthetics: Bumper rails are available in different colors and finishes to complement interior or exterior décor, maintaining a clean and professional appearance.
- Versatility: They can be installed in various settings such as warehouses, parking garages, hospitals, schools, retail stores, and industrial facilities.
- Easy Maintenance: Bumper rails are easy to clean and maintain, requiring minimal upkeep to keep them looking new and functional.
Types of Wall Bumper Rails:
- Rubber Bumper Rails: Made of durable rubber material, these rails provide excellent impact absorption and are suitable for indoor and outdoor use.
- Vinyl Bumper Rails: Vinyl rails offer a sleek and modern look, with options for different colors and textures to match interior design aesthetics.
- Stainless Steel Bumper Rails: Ideal for heavy-duty applications, stainless steel rails provide maximum durability and protection against impacts from machinery or vehicles.
- Corner Guards: Specifically designed for protecting corners, corner guards are L-shaped or U-shaped profiles that wrap around edges to prevent damage.
- Modular Bumper Systems: Modular systems consist of interconnected rails and corners that can be customized and configured to fit specific wall lengths and layouts.
Applications of Wall Bumper Rails:
- Loading Docks: Protecting walls and corners from damage caused by forklifts, pallet jacks, and loading equipment in loading dock areas.
- Parking Garages: Preventing vehicle collisions and scratches on walls, pillars, and columns in parking structures and garages.
- Warehouses: Safeguarding walls, shelving units, and equipment from impacts during material handling operations in warehouses and distribution centers.
- Retail Stores: Protecting walls, displays, and fixtures from damage due to shopping carts, trolleys, and customer traffic in retail environments.
- Hospitals and Healthcare Facilities: Creating safe environments by minimizing damage to walls and surfaces in busy healthcare settings with heavy equipment and foot traffic.
Wall bumper rails are indispensable accessories for protecting walls, corners, and surfaces from damage caused by impacts and collisions. Whether in industrial facilities, commercial spaces, or public areas, bumper rails contribute to maintaining a safe, organized, and well-maintained environment while extending the longevity of walls and structures.
Explore our range of wall bumper rails to find the perfect solution for your protection needs. From rubber and vinyl rails to stainless steel options, our team at Carolina Material Handling Inc. offers durable and effective bumper rail solutions for various applications.
At Carolina Material Handling Inc., we provide wall bumper rails for businesses in North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Florida, Indiana, Wisconsin, California, Illinois, Virginia, and Georgia.