- Acrovyn & Acrovyn PVC-Free
Simple, economical solution for protecting the most used and vulnerable areas of new or existing doors.
- Manufactured to custom specified sizes from 2mm Acrovyn Sheet, 1.5mm Acrovyn PVC-Free Sheet or Acrovyn by Design.
- Plate edges are square as standard or can be bevelled to 45° or a radius on request
- Rectangular shapes and a selection of standard decorative designs are available
- Custom shapes can be easily accommodated
Kick and Push Plates
Kick and push plates are ideal for protecting door faces of swing doors and the areas around the door handle / lock of any room door.
Partial Protection
Most damage happens at the lower part of the door. Partial door face protection eliminates these problems while providing a decorative finish.
Full Face Protection
In areas where damage can be expected at any height of the door, or unified look of the door face is required, our full face protection provides a solution.
NOTE: Allowances need to be made to accommodate Acrovyn Sheet thickness in relation to the door frame to ensure a good fit.
- Solid Colours
Acrovyn (36) | Acrovyn PVC-Free (36) - Finishes
Woodgrains (6) | Metals (3) | Concretes (3) - Acrovyn by Design
Bespoke Imagery
Standard Designs
01. Rainbow
02. Half Moon
03. Locate
04. Rainbow with strip
05. Dune
06. Wave
07. Invert
08. Cityscape
09. Ombre
10. Valley
Colours & Finishes
- Solid Colours
Acrovyn (36) | Acrovyn PVC-Free (36) - Finishes
Woodgrains (6) | Metals (3) | Concretes (3) - Acrovyn by Design
Bespoke Imagery
Acrovyn® Colours
Due to the limitations of print and computer screens, actual colours may vary. We recommend making any colour selections from our free of charge samples service.
Approximate LRV values for CS Acrovyn colours and finishes have been determined using the CIE Y value measurement method.
Woodgrains
Concretes
Due to the limitations of print and computer screens, actual colours may vary. We recommend making any colour selections from our free of charge samples service.
Approximate LRV values for CS Acrovyn colours and finishes have been determined using the CIE Y value measurement method.