Stainless steel corner guards provide optimal strength corner protection and give a room a highly professional appearance. Well-suited to modern kitchen décor and industrial design, metal corner guard is the finest choice for high-impact environments. Additional widths available upon request. Standard length is 4'.
Can we make a bullnose stainless steel corner guard?
No.
Will these corner guards work on a knock down textured wall?
The textured vinyl with the foam tape would work better.
Does adhesive come with the corner guards?
No, adhesive is not included with the purchase of corner guards. If you select "No Fasteners" as your fastening option, you may choose to purchase construction adhesive from us separately. It is listed under the "Accessories" page.
What type of adhesive should I use?
For most standard drywall installations, a generic construction adhesive is a great choice. There are a wide variety of options available - check the label on your adhesive to ensure that it will work for your specific application.
When should I use adhesive to install my corner guards?
Generally speaking, glue or adhesive should be used whenever you need a permanent or heavy-duty installation. Adhesive is a universal installation method that allows the user to make small adjustments during the install due to its long cure time. It is easy to administer and creates a strong bond on any wall surface.
Clean wall surface and apply two beads of 1/8” adhesive to each wing.
Position corner guard on wall and move around slightly to spread adhesive, then remove the corner guard from the wall for one minute to “air”, which speeds drying. Then reapply to the wall.
For installation over vinyl wall coverings, follow the above instructions; however, since the adhesive will not adhere properly to the vinyl, cut away a small strip of the vinyl under each wing of the corner guard to allow access to the wall surface.
Place the corner guard on the wall at the desired location and mark the hole locations on the wall with a pencil.
Remove the guard and drill screw holes at each mark.
Wipe down the wall to remove and dust or plaster.
Place the guard back on the wall at the desired location and attach to the wall with screws supplied by the factory.
After the corner guard is installed, remove the protective covering.
