With the introduction of two new patterns, Wolf-Gordon extends its Rampart line of flexible, impact-resistant wall protection to now include PVC-free options constructed of an olefin composite material. The new Rampart Resolve line has been engineered to meet the demands of high-traffic areas, and is the result of a year-long development process that ensures these PVC-free alternatives maintain the same performance levels as the original Rampart.
Rampart Resolve is made of 30 percent preconsumer recycled content. Its surface can be cleaned with bleach and stands up to rigorous cleaning practices utilizing quaternary compounds and a variety of List N disinfectants that meet the Environmental Protection Agency's criteria for use against SARS-CoV-2, the virus behind the COVID-19 pandemic.
Rampart Resolve offers straightforward installation and is easily applied by a painting contractor. Additional trim and hardware are not required, and it can be railroaded below a chair rail for a continuous 27 linear yards.
When rough wall surfaces are a problem, Rampart Resolve can be applied in conjunction with Rampart Stronghold wall liner, a natural jute and gypsum substrate that covers irregular wall surfaces. No costly furring out of the wall is required, which can save days from the construction schedule.
Rampart Resolve Patterns
Inyo and Luxor: The first two Rampart Resolve patterns have nature-inspired textures in a range of colorways that speak to modern interior trends.
Luxor: Durability is disguised in Luxor’s raw linen pattern, which combines light and dark contrasts for a unique dimensionality and softened visual effect.
Inyo: This woodgrain is available in a range of neutrals that evoke popular light wood stains, as well deeper tones like Ebony and Walnut. Inyo is printed with several layers of color and has a matte finish.