Retirement home rooms Preserving well-being
		When the bedroom becomes the patient’s main living space, the risks associated with furniture movements (beds, armchairs, chairs, portable tables...) increase. Visits by relatives, care teams or cleaners are all occasions when collisions can occur. In addition, wheelchairs are a common furniture item and a further source of wall damage.
Please select a spot on the photos to learn more  1 - BED HEAD WALL SURFACE The Contact 350 plate is specially designed to protect walls at a height of 350 mm. It is designed for the way beds are handled and used in retirement homes and other specialist facilities.. BATHROOM DOOR Folded into a U-shape, the Decosheet panel protects both flat door surfaces – especially from wheelchair damage – and also the underside of the door in the event of flooding, a very common occurrence with walk-in showers 2 - CORNER PROTECTION Protecta / Protectaflex corner strips protect wall angles from abrasion caused by passers-by and from impact by beds, trolleys and wheelchairs.