Stainless Steel Wall Base

The 20ga wall base is suited for applications where you're less concerned about hitting and more concerned with having a good looking and easy-to-clean solution for your location. It is recommend for areas with light foot traffic and little cart traffic.

The 18ga wall bas provides good protection and will stand up to more abuse than the 20ga. The 18ga option is good for general applications such as schools, hospitals, restaurants, office buildings, etc. heavy foot traffic is no issue, and cart traffic in these areas is generally not a problem.

The 16ga wall base is good for any application where carts, etc are going to be running in to the wall base on a consistent basis, and you want to ensure your wall won't be destroyed. This is great for warehouses, industrial and commercial facilities, etc.

The #4 brushed finish wall base is the most common and probably what you have already seen in previous applications. The #4 finish is universal, meaning it will match so closely you probably won't notice a difference with #4 brushed finishes from other manufacturers. It is an attractive option, and is a no-brainer when considering stainless steel for a wall base.

The wall base with a random swirl finish is excellent for any application where you want a finish that is not only good looking and unique, but specifically made to hide scratches from cleaning. The swirl finish will also help to hide dents that may result from general wear and tear. The random swirl finish matches well with almost any other millwork, decorations, trims, or other finish options you may have, and is a fantastic solution for tough, good looking wall base.

Instead of going with a traditional corner that may not be installed correctly, we have a solution that is guaranteed to provide an attractive corner every time. Just whip out the grinder or cut-off saw and cut your wall base to length. Don't worry about burned edges, burrs, or other unsightly blemishes at the cut area. Install the wall base and when you're finished, come back and install the corners in minutes. You want to save time and money, annnnnd have a good looking installation? Well, this is your solution.

Same goes with the dividers, joints, or whatever you call them. Leave a 1/8in - 1/4in gap between each piece of wall base, and don't worry about burrs or burned edges, or if the cut isn't exactly straight. When you're finished, simply come back and slap on the joint covers. These are stuck on with VHB tape, and the only way you're getting them off is with a crowbar.