Hard-wearing Wall Covering?

meowork

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We've got an area close to backdoor and worktops etc. It's a small space and always getting knocked by the kitchen litter bin. Similarly dog coming in loves a shake off which splats the wall to.
So..
Is there a "hard-wearing or rubberised or whatever" I can put over existing plastered wall in locations as above. Probably floor level to worktop height?
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We've got an area close to backdoor and worktops etc. It's a small space and always getting knocked by the kitchen litter bin. Similarly dog coming in loves a shake off which splats the wall to.
So..
Is there a "hard-wearing or rubberised or whatever" I can put over existing plastered wall in locations as above. Probably floor level to worktop height?
Pic attached...
Like a wallpaper??
 
Could try a scrubbable paint like Dulux Diamond/Crown Clean Extreme Scubbable Matt?

Or do you mean something substantially more hard wearing?
 
PVC wall cladding sheet, 1.5mm thick will do, but available in a range of thicknesses

Available in white or a range of colours, the pvc is solid coloured, not sprayed so if it does pick up a scratch, not so noticeable

If you cladding around the pillar, then 90degree trims available for a neat finish. Just bond to the wall (clean it first to degrease) with general building silicone

Place local to me that sells this product and cuts to size, but not a regular ‘plastics’ UPVC window type place, more an old fashioned independent fabricator. If nowhere local to you, plenty online that will cut to size and supply only - as ever, compare prices and many will send you out a free sample of the product if you wish to take a look


Will work a treat !
 
PVC wall cladding sheet, 1.5mm thick will do, but available in a range of thicknesses

Available in white or a range of colours, the pvc is solid coloured, not sprayed so if it does pick up a scratch, not so noticeable

If you cladding around the pillar, then 90degree trims available for a neat finish. Just bond to the wall (clean it first to degrease) with general building silicone

Place local to me that sells this product and cuts to size, but not a regular ‘plastics’ UPVC window type place, more an old fashioned independent fabricator. If nowhere local to you, plenty online that will cut to size and supply only - as ever, compare prices and many will send you out a free sample of the product if you wish to take a look


Will work a treat !
Sounds interesting. Will have a Google but what would I be searching for?. Name etc?
 
Sounds interesting. Will have a Google but what would I be searching for?. Name etc?

Search as per my reply - ‘PVC wall cladding’

Brand / supplier / can’t recommend but all much of a muchness - price will vary though so a consideration to look into and also a cut to size service, not just supplying as full sheets
 
Search as per my reply - ‘PVC wall cladding’

Brand / supplier / can’t recommend but all much of a muchness - price will vary though so a consideration to look into and also a cut to size service, not just supplying as full sheets
Thanks...
 
PVC wall cladding sheet, 1.5mm thick will do, but available in a range of thicknesses

Available in white or a range of colours, the pvc is solid coloured, not sprayed so if it does pick up a scratch, not so noticeable

If you cladding around the pillar, then 90degree trims available for a neat finish. Just bond to the wall (clean it first to degrease) with general building silicone

Place local to me that sells this product and cuts to size, but not a regular ‘plastics’ UPVC window type place, more an old fashioned independent fabricator. If nowhere local to you, plenty online that will cut to size and supply only - as ever, compare prices and many will send you out a free sample of the product if you wish to take a look


Will work a treat !
Perhaps your local folks might be able to cut and post as I don't need large sizes. You recommending is a bit bonus to me. Do you have their contact details email etc?
 
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