Surface Protection for Ship Renovations

Thanks to their 100% waterproofness, high tear resistance, and chemical resistance, they are a good choice for long-lasting surface protection. Our products comply with international safety standards such as LPS1207 and IMO . Protect your investment with reliable materials that are easy to handle and meet the highest demands – from the shipyard to the open sea.

List of surface protection materials offered

• Self-adhesive protective films for carpets and hard surfaces

  • Flame retardant, waterproof, non-slip
  • Protection against dirt and damage
  • High tear and puncture resistance

• Robust, flame-retardant protective plates made of polypropylene
  

  • Durable and resilient
  • Water and chemical resistant
  • Easily cut to size and reusable

• Multifunctional protective fleeces

  • Waterproof and flame-retardant
  • Protection against liquids and other damage
  • Reusable, non-slip and easy to attach
    
    
• Mobile welding protection wall made of cardboard
  
  • Protects against sparks and fire hazards during welding.
  • Cuttable
  • Flame-retardant according to French standard M1, certified by LNE according to NF P92-501

• Protective covers for doors

  • Protection against dust, dirt, paint and mortar splashes
  • Fire-retardant and easy to use

• Versatile adhesive tapes

  • Various types such as high-tack, low-tack, double-sided and flame-retardant
  • Suitable for various applications

These protective materials are ideal for use in the marine industry and meet international safety standards.

Application examples for the protective materials in the marine/shipping industry and beyond

• Protection of carpets and floors during renovation on cruise ships and ferries to prevent soiling, paint damage and damage from tools.

• Covering hard surfaces such as metal or wooden decks on yachts to protect them from scratches, dents and moisture during construction or maintenance work.

• Protection of sensitive surfaces in military or industrial ships during repairs to prevent damage from heavy equipment or chemicals.

• Prevention of dirt and paint stains on doors and wall coverings during the interior outfitting of offshore platforms.

• Use of protective fleeces during the transport of sensitive materials on ships to protect them from liquid damage or mechanical stress.

• Use of adhesive tapes to secure protective covers or to join protective films in hard-to-reach areas such as corners and edges.

These materials offer effective protection in demanding marine environments and help to maintain the value and lifespan of surfaces and structures.

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