Great idea from Construction Protection Systems
Managing a buildout or remodel in an occupied space can be a big enough headache, but trying to keep contractors from destrying common areas during the process can become a full-time job, and as a maintenance professional, you’ve already got PMs that need to be done, service requests, and other tasks on your schedule.
One great item I just found mentioned in Total Facility Manager as their product of the month is the 123 Door Shield from Construction Protection Systems llc.
the 123 Door Shield protects doors from dings and scratches during remodeling and interior buildouts.
The 123 Door Shield can be re-used, stacks flat, and can be recycled if you decide you don’t need it any more. No actual adhesive touches the door, as the pre-fab construction simply slips over the door. Calbrated perforations for door handles and door hardware make it easy to accomodate different locations for handles and locks.
Manufactured in Colorado, the 123 Door shield comes in packs of 5, and can be pruchased through local distributors of doors and door hardware. Click on the picture above for more information.
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This is great resource, we have quite a few clients that would be interested in these products. Thanks for bringing them to our atttention!
Bob Lewis Denver CO
This is a great idea, thanks for this info. I have seen this happen too many times on renovation jobs as careless workers will deface current doors and walls in homes and construction sites. Any sort of preventative measure that can be taken should be done.