InPro® Corner Guards Textured - #A684

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do you have caps? I don't want all the way up the wall and dont want to see gap on top edge.

Hi Nicholas, Thank you for your question. If you mean the top and bottom caps, this product does not. However, these products have top and bottom caps. Please copy and paste these links, http://kofflersales.com/p/corner-guards-aluminum-retainer.asp?cid=56 http://kofflersales.com/p/inpro-woodland-corner-guards.asp?cid=56 http://kofflersales.com/p/inpro-woodland-corner-guards.asp?cid=56 http://kofflersales.com/p/inpro-vinyl-corner-guards.asp?cid=2590 Thank you, The Koffler Team

can you cut the CG to fit the wall height?

Hi Yukie, Thank you for your question. Yes, you can cut these corner guards by using an electric saw with a fine tooth blade. Thank you, The Koffler Team

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• InPro Rigid textured corner guards are perfect for providing high impact wall protection while offering a truly economical approach for wall protection. Ideal for all pedestrian and small cart impacts. Choose from 100 colors.

Great in an unusual (?) application

Written by: - Walt 4/27/2017

5 / 5 stars

We had our bathroom renovated, and it included tearing out the bathtub and installing a walk-in shower with a tiled half-wall that was supported on one end with a square column to the ceiling. The tiles covering this column had to be custom-cut at an acute angle for the corners. Unfortunately, the tiles did not cut well, and the edges were ragged, sharp, and unattractive with uneven grout, generally detracting from the appearance of the new installation. Sharp tile edges in a shower weren't exactly inspiring, either. I found these InPro corner guards online at Koffler Sales. Koeffler responded very quickly to my request for free, small samples in different colors, and they included one or two I hadn't asked for. I ordered the Antique White in the narrowest width, which is a close match to the color of the grout. The pieces were shipped in a secure tube. They are strong plastic, very straight, with a nice pebbly surface texture, easy to cut with a fine-blade saw, and easy to trim precisely with a sharp pocket knife. I installed them over the corners between floor and ceiling using a thick bead of silicone caulk called Iron Grip that I got at a local home improvement store. Iron Grip sets up very quickly, you can quit applying pressure within a minute or so, and is stronger and tougher than typical silicone caulk. These corner guards make an attractive, water-resistant, and very solid installation; this was a good solution to the tile problem that probably will never come off. A very good product and supplier, I would use both again.

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