Column, Corner & I-beam Padding
Column, Corner & I-beam Padding:
- 4-sided NO OSB, velcro flap closure or vinyl flap/grommets.
- 3-sided column, with or without OSB.
- 3-sided tapered column, with or without OSB.
- Corner pads made to fit, with or without OSB.
- i-beam pads for any width face and height, up to 96″ tall.
- Round post pads in almost any width diameter, up to 96″ tall.
Description
3 and 4-sided column and round pads that fasten with a velcro flap closure. On pads that have a vinyl flap/velcro, we sew the 2 sides of the velcro to the vinyl flap.
Corner pads can me made to size, with or without OSB backboard depending on what you are fastening them to.
I-beam pads are affixed with velcro and and adhesive, commercial hook & loop (commonly known as velcro). We sew the one side to the back of the pad, the adhesive side that would be applied to a steel beam or wall has commercial grade adhesive. The yellow i-beams pictured were stuck to unpainted, rusted i-beams. We wiped the dirt off and applied the receiving piece of velcro. Pads have stayed in place through sub freezing temperatures as well as high heat and humidity (Old Forge, NY).
Pads made with OSB (oriented stand board) are designed to be screwed to your wall. If we skip the OSB we then use a vinyl flap with velcro or grommets, or sew velcro into the back of the pad.
Resources:
When it comes to facility safety, the most overlooked hazards are often right in plain sight—columns, beams, poles, and wall corners. Collisions with these obstacles can easily cause injuries. That’s where column and corner padding comes in. Whether you're outfitting a gym, school, church, or recreational facility, installing proper padding can significantly reduce the risk of injury while enhancing the appearance and function of your space.
You don’t need to compromise safety for aesthetics. With today's advanced materials and custom-fit options, padded solutions are both protective and visually cohesive. Let’s talk about why column and corner padding is essential, how it’s applied across various settings, and what to consider when choosing the right padding for your space.