What is a bumper guard used for?

Bumper guards are soft cushioned strips that stick onto corners, columns, beams and edges to protect both the surface and anything that bumps into it. They suit parking garages, loading docks, warehouses and gates, and the bright yellow and black finish makes the edge easy to see, even at night.

How are they installed?

They apply with adhesive strips, so there is no drilling. Clean the surface, peel the backing and press the guard into place. Some styles, like the Type C round guard, come in a long length that you cut to size with a sharp utility knife.

Which shape do I need?

Match the profile to what you are protecting. Flat surface guards like Type D, Type S1 and the standard flat guard cover walls, beam faces and doors, and the round Type C guard wraps edges and pipes.

What parking lot products are available?

Gear for running a lot or garage: parking blocks, speed bumps and cable protectors, wheel chocks, bumper guards, EV parking signs and blocks, pavement stencils and marking tape, curb and sidewalk signs, disposable trash bins and more.

Where should I start when setting up a parking lot?

Start with stops and flow: parking blocks at the head of each space, speed bumps where cars need to slow down, and signs for entrances, exits, reserved and accessible spaces. Then add pavement markings, bumper guards on columns and corners, and EV signs and blocks for charging spaces.

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Flat Surface Protection 39 3/8" Type D Bumper Guard - 82-0955

These softly cushioned bumper guards protect surfaces and reduce impact. Bumper guards feature adhesive strips for easy application that lasts. Bright yellow and black finish offers high visibility, even at night. Bumper cushioning is made with recyclable polyurethane foam that resists dry, hot environments from 80-176°F. Durable acrylic adhesive is aging resistant. Flat Bumper is a flat narrow strip with 2 adhesive strips that are ideal for walls, doors, and equipment. Protective foil cover ensures colors don't wear off, even after heavy use.

Features:
- Prevent injuries
- Protect machinery, walls, equipment
- Alert to hazards
- Easy to install
- Foamy cushioning material
- Flexible Polyurethane Foam
- Cut to size using a utility knife
Prevent injuries of your workers & employees and prevent damage of your machines & objects. Use this corner protection as a buffer zone to absorb hard impacts and reduce accidents.

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Frequently Asked Questions:

What is a bumper guard used for?

Bumper guards are soft cushioned strips that stick onto corners, columns, beams and edges to protect both the surface and anything that bumps into it. They suit parking garages, loading docks, warehouses and gates, and the bright yellow and black finish makes the edge easy to see, even at night.

How are they installed?

They apply with adhesive strips, so there is no drilling. Clean the surface, peel the backing and press the guard into place. Some styles, like the Type C round guard, come in a long length that you cut to size with a sharp utility knife.

Which shape do I need?

Match the profile to what you are protecting. Flat surface guards like Type D, Type S1 and the standard flat guard cover walls, beam faces and doors, and the round Type C guard wraps edges and pipes.

What parking lot products are available?

Gear for running a lot or garage: parking blocks, speed bumps and cable protectors, wheel chocks, bumper guards, EV parking signs and blocks, pavement stencils and marking tape, curb and sidewalk signs, disposable trash bins and more.

Where should I start when setting up a parking lot?

Start with stops and flow: parking blocks at the head of each space, speed bumps where cars need to slow down, and signs for entrances, exits, reserved and accessible spaces. Then add pavement markings, bumper guards on columns and corners, and EV signs and blocks for charging spaces.
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