Wall corners in warehouses, storerooms, car parks and commercial buildings take constant punishment from trolleys, pallet jacks and foot traffic. Without protection the result is chipped plaster, scuffed paint and a repair bill every few months. The Uneek Metalcraft stainless steel corner guard fits over the corner and takes the impact instead.
Made from 304 stainless steel at 1.6mm thick, it resists denting, scratching and corrosion. At 100mm x 100mm and 1200mm long it covers the full vulnerable height of a wall corner and leaves a clean, professional finish that suits retail, food, medical and industrial fit-outs alike.
Where stainless steel corner guards are used
- Warehouse and distribution centre wall corners near racking aisles
- Loading docks, goods lifts and back-of-house corridors
- Car park lift lobbies and stair cores
- Supermarkets, hospitals and commercial kitchens where a hygienic wipe-down finish is needed
Installation
No drilling and no screws. Clean the corner, apply a construction adhesive to the back of the guard, press into place and hold or tape until cured. One guard covers the full 1200mm impact zone; stack two for a 2400mm wall. For adhesive choice and surface preparation see our guide to protecting walls and pipes in car parks and warehouses.
Specifications
| Material | 304 stainless steel |
|---|---|
| Profile | 100mm x 100mm, 90 degree |
| Length | 1200mm |
| Thickness | 1.6mm |
| Weight | 1 kg |
| Fixing | Adhesive (no drilling) |
| Finish | Brushed stainless |
| Made in | Sydney, Australia |
Frequently asked questions
Why stainless steel rather than PVC or rubber corner guards?
Plastic guards crack under forklift and pallet jack impact and discolour with UV and cleaning chemicals. 304 stainless steel takes repeated knocks without cracking, can be wiped down with any cleaner, and never needs repainting.
Can the corner guard be cut to length?
Yes. It can be cut with an angle grinder and a stainless cutting disc. Deburr the cut edge before fitting. For custom lengths, widths or thicker gauges, ask us for a quote; corner guards are fabricated in our Sydney workshop.
Will adhesive hold in a car park or loading dock?
Yes, when the wall is clean, dry and sound. Use a high-strength polyurethane construction adhesive on masonry or rendered walls. For painted plasterboard, key the paint first. Screw fixing is also possible if you prefer; ask us to pre-drill.
How many do I need?
One 1200mm guard per exposed corner covers the height struck by trolleys, pallet jacks and forklift tynes. Add a second above it for corners hit by raised loads or truck mirrors.
See the full range of stainless steel corner guards, or complete the job with downpipe protectors and surface mount bollards.










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