For anyone tasked with decorating and maintaining a building, such as a hospital, school or office, finding the balance between practicality and style is problematic. Wall Protection must be taken into consideration in all places with high volumes of passers through or other risks of wall damage.

Most of the wall protection we see is placed in hospitals, so those people who work in them or visit patients regularly will be familiar with it. Hospital corridors are lined with wall protection to avoid scrapes from passing trolleys carrying patients and medical equipment.Modern hospitals tend to be decorated as nicely as possible so that they can be better places to work and recover. Luckily, wall protection isn’t all drab. Au contraire: large ranges offer different colours and materials. Some regulations concerning provisions for the partially sighted state that protectors should be in different colours to the walls. As a result, designers can use their imagination a little.

In schools, corridors are also at risk from passing rucksacks, computer trolleys and general hustle and bustle. School corridors suffer hustle and bustle which can damage their walls. Wall protection is frequently seen in educational establishments. Just as with hospitals, school d