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.
Sanitary Coving Guides
The rounded profile removes the square corner where dirt builds up, and the smooth, non-porous surface is easy to clean. That is the idea behind sanitary coving. 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.
What Will You Find in These Guides?
These guides explain where a sanitary cove base goes, how it installs and how it compares with other materials. For example:
- What is a PVC sanitary cove base?: the profile, the material and where it goes.
- Coved junctures: where they go in a room and which materials can make them.
- Why Panelmart?: what you get from a sanitary cove base supplier.
Why Does a Square Corner Matter?
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.
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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.
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.
Replacing a Peel and Stick Cove Base: No Sealant Line Required Along the Wall
A peel and stick cove base stays up with the adhesive on its back. The CoR Skirt, in rigid PVC, can be screwed or riveted to the wall instead. Get a quote.
Easy to Clean Cove Base: No Sealant Line Required Along the Wall
Easy to clean cove base: a rounded profile, a smooth, non-porous surface, and no sealant line required along the wall. Get a quote.
Coved Junctures: No Sealant Line Required Along the Wall
Coved junctures replace the square corner where the floor meets the wall. With CoRound, no sealant line is required along the wall. Get a quote.
CalCode Cove Base Requirements: How to Guarantee Compliance on FRP Wall Panels in California
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NSF Certification vs. FDA Compliance: What Your Local Health Inspector Actually Cares About
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Cove Base for Florida Kitchens: No Sealant Line Required Along the Wall
Cove base for Florida kitchens: no sealant line required along the wall, pre-formed corners, no resin or cement to cure. Ships from Miami.