Column Guard
Flexible Protection for Columns & Pillars
SkudoBoard Column Guard is a heavy duty, synthetic, flexible version of the SkudoBoard product line that provides superior protection to columns and pillars during construction.
SkudoBoard Column Guard protects the surface from damage from splatter, spills, scuff marks, scratches, carts, supplies, and equipment.
The textured surface of SkudoBoard Column Guard is water resistant and won’t curl, warp, or unravel, reducing safety hazards on your jobsite.
Protects from Jobsite Traffic
Well suited for protecting columns from jobsite traffic and impact
Superior Protection
Far superior to cardboard and plastic protection products
High Impact
Extremely high impact resistance, ensuring exceptional durability and protection
Forklift Protection
Ideal for forklift and material cart protection
Water Resistant
Water resistant, approved for exterior use
Light Weight
Light weight, easy to handle and reusable
Benefits of Use
Skudo products provide protection against:
- Machinery, carts, ladders, and lifts
- Scaffolding and shoring
- Impact from foot traffic and dropped materials
- Water
- Spills and stains, including paint, mortar, coffee, cola
- Rust
- Mild solvents
- Mud, dirt, and debris
- Slip and trip hazards
- Mold & Bacteria (Select Products)
- UV (Select Products)
- Fire and welding sparks (Select Products)
Assessment & Suitability
Do not use Column Guard as horizontal protection on unprepared, uneven surfaces, or on freshly placed concrete.
How to Apply
Apply the Column Guard to the surface to be protected (ribbed side against the surface) and secure with a minimum 3” wide strong tape.
For Columns, Skudo recommends at least two roll widths in height.
If applied to Architectural masonry walls as protection, the Column guard can be secured with masonry nails with washers into the mortar joints. The small holes can be repaired after removal. 3M Command strips can also be used, and when removed as recommended by 3M, they will leave no residue on most surfaces.
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