Inpro has launched 30 new finishes and patterns in its Continuum™ Wall Protection line, expanding design options for high-performance environments.
Engineered for spaces where hygiene, durability and cleanability are critical, Continuum™ features a non-porous, fiberglass-free surface that’s easy to wipe down — ideal for food service areas, commercial kitchens and modular spaces with temperature shifts. The new finishes offer added versatility for both decorative and functional applications, including restaurant interiors and restroom walls.
Certified by NSF and GREENGUARD, Continuum is Class A Fire Rated, bacterial and fungal resistant, and provides exceptional impact resistance. Its fiberglass-free construction allows for easy and safe on-site cutting and installation, streamlining the process for contractors and installers.
“By expanding this line, we’re not just introducing more colors — we’re broadening how and where wall protection can be used,” said Dan Roller, Product Manager at Inpro. “Continuum delivers on both performance and aesthetic — giving designers, architects and facility managers more options to create design-forward, hygienic environments.”
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“As a designer, I know how important it is to have surfaces that balance durability with aesthetics,” said Sarah Martell, Interior Designer at Inpro. “Continuum makes it easier to carry a cohesive vision throughout an entire space.”
The new finishes and patterns are available for order starting today.
To explore the full range of Continuum™ Wall Protection options, visit: https://www.inprocorp.com/architectural-products/door-and-wall-protection/continuum/
About Inpro
Since 1979, Inpro has been manufacturing products with an obsessive commitment to protecting the appearance of buildings and the health and safety of the people who use them. Based in Muskego, Wisconsin, Inpro is the premier global manufacturer of door and wall protection, washroom systems, expansion joint systems, elevator interiors, privacy systems, commercial window treatments and architectural signage.
