
Doors and frames take a beating in healthcare and institutional buildings. This guide covers frame protectors, kick plates and door wraps, retrofit vs new construction, and what to check on fire-rated doors.

PVC-free wall protection is now common in healthcare and green building specs. Here is what Acrovyn and Inpro offer, which documents back it up, and the trade-offs to weigh.

A Class A label is not the same as a Canadian flame-spread rating. Here is how wall protection fire ratings work in Ontario and what to check before approving a submittal.

Printed wall protection puts custom imagery into impact-resistant rigid sheet. Learn how Acrovyn by Design and Inpro Aspex work, where they fit, and how to plan approvals and installation.

C/S Acrovyn and Inpro cover much of the same ground in Division 10 wall protection. Here is how their product families compare, how specs name them, and what installers check before ordering.
The connection between wall condition and infection control is more direct than most healthcare facility managers realize. Here’s what the evidence shows and what it means for your facility.
Corner damage is one of the most consistent and preventable maintenance costs in institutional buildings. Here’s everything facility managers need to know about corner guards.
Damaged walls in institutional facilities cost far more than most facility managers realize. Here’s a breakdown of the real financial and operational impact — and how to stop it.
Both Acrovyn and stainless steel are proven wall protection systems — but they’re suited to very different applications. Here’s how to make the right call for your facility.