Longer-lasting doors in busy routes
Protection at contact level
We place sheets where trolleys and equipment repeatedly strike the door.
Ironmongery kept clear
Precise cuts retain access to handles, plates, closers and panel frames.
Matched adjoining protection
Door faces can align with nearby wall sheets, rails and corner guards.
Shield doors from repeated trolley contact
Commercial doors take the first hit in many busy routes. Trolleys catch the lower face, equipment clips the edge and another patch repair soon joins the last one. We fit door protection to vulnerable faces, edges and lower sections, choosing coverage around the traffic pattern and likely impact height. Door construction, cleaning needs and existing ironmongery all affect the fitting method. Protection can be added during refurbishment or used to address recurring damage on doors that remain serviceable but need a tougher finished surface.
Accurate cuts keep every fitting working
Handles, push plates, closers and vision panels cannot simply be covered over. We measure and cut around each item so the door continues to open, close and operate as intended. Edge details are kept neat, and the protective face can be coordinated with wall sheets, bump rails and corner guards nearby. Where previous protection has failed or a door has been altered, we can assess the remaining surface and discuss remedial fitting. Our joinery knowledge is useful when the work involves more than attaching a flat protective sheet.
Frequently asked questions
Can protection be added to existing doors?
Yes, subject to the door's condition and construction. We assess the face, edges and existing fittings before discussing suitable coverage, fixing and any preparation needed for a neat result.
Will the protection interfere with handles or closers?
We set out and cut around handles, plates, closers and other ironmongery so they remain accessible. Clearances and operation are considered before the protective material is finally fixed.
Can damaged door protection be replaced?
We can inspect worn, loose or poorly fitted protection and discuss replacement or remedial work. What can be retained will depend on the product, adhesive, door surface and extent of the damage.