Walk-in cooler renovation with a rigid PVC cove base: it installs on the finished floor, with no sealant line required along the wall. Get a quote.
Commercial Kitchens
The rounded profile removes the square corner where dirt builds up, and the smooth, non-porous surface is easy to clean. With the CoRound™ system, three things change on the job site. No sealant line required along the wall. Pre-formed corners, no silicone-filled field cuts. No resin or cement to cure. These guides cover commercial kitchen coving, from the cook line to the walk-in cooler.
What Should a Kitchen Cove Base Do?
Square corners can trap dirt and water, and that is where bacteria can grow. A rounded profile leaves fewer of those spots and makes them easier to wash out.
CoRound profiles are resistant to common cleaning chemicals and can be washed with water up to +140 °F.
Where Should You Start?
- Commercial kitchen cove base: rubber, tile and stainless steel compared.
- Coved junctures: where they go in a room.
- Walk-in cooler renovation: how to renew the inside of a walk-in cooler.
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Epoxy Cove Base Curing Time vs. Rigid PVC: No Resin or Cement to Cure
An epoxy cove base needs time to cure. CoRound is a wall job: it installs on the finished floor, and the room can stay in use. Get a quote.
Cove Base Installation: Pre-Formed Corners, No Silicone-Filled Field Cuts
Cove base installation with pre-formed corners, no silicone-filled field cuts, and no resin or cement to cure. Get a quote.
Replacing a Rubber Cove Base: No Sealant Line Required Along the Wall
Installers usually glue a rubber cove base to the wall. The CoR Skirt, in rigid PVC, can be screwed or riveted to the wall instead. Get a quote.
Quarry Tile Cove Base vs. Rigid PVC: No Resin or Cement to Cure
Quarry tile cove base or rigid PVC? CoRound profiles have a smooth PVC surface with no grout lines. No resin or cement to cure. Get a quote.
Stainless Steel Baseboard vs. Rigid PVC: No Sealant Line Required Along the Wall
Replacing a stainless steel baseboard? CoRound has pre-formed corners and costs less than stainless steel. No sealant line required along the wall.
Resin Floor Coving vs. Rigid PVC: No Resin or Cement to Cure
Resin floor coving or rigid PVC? CoRound is fastened to the wall, and its flexible lip rests on the floor. No resin or cement to cure. Get a quote.
Total Cost of Ownership of a Cove Base: No Sealant Line Required Along the Wall
Total cost of ownership of a cove base: with CoRound, no sealant line is required along the wall, and a damaged length can be replaced on its own.
Cove Base Without Flooring Subcontractors: No Resin or Cement to Cure
Flooring subcontractors for the cove base? The panel crew can install the profiles: no separate flooring or welding crew to schedule.
FRP to Floor Cove Base: No Sealant Line Required Along the Wall
FRP to floor cove base: the CoR Skirt is screwed or riveted to the wall, or bonded with adhesive, and no sealant line is required along the wall.