Corridors take more abuse than any other surface in a building. In Hampshire blocks and schools the answer is a cleanable system and a colour that hides the inevitable.
Facilities managers, block managers and education estates teams responsible for circulation areas.
Circulation areas need a scrubbable film, not a soft matt. Durable acrylic and reinforced emulsions accept repeated cleaning; a mid-sheen finish releases marks more easily than dead flat. Corner protection, kick-plate detail and a decent mid-rail line often extend the interval more than a paint upgrade alone.
Yes. We work in sections, keep escape routes clear and use quick-return coatings so each landing is back in service the same day where possible.
A durable, washable mid-sheen. It releases marks under cleaning where dead matt burnishes and polishes up wherever it is wiped.
It depends on traffic and colour, but a durable system in a mid-tone typically stretches the interval considerably compared with standard matt in a pale shade.
Regularly. Evening and weekend phases are common on Hampshire offices and blocks so daytime circulation is unaffected.
Yes, and we will sample it on the wall first — corridor lighting changes how a colour reads more than most people expect.
Impact damage is filled and reinforced as part of the scope. Painting over a crushed corner just repeats the problem in a fresh colour.
Send corridor lengths or a floor plan for your Hampshire building and we will quote the phasing with the coating.
Circulation areas need a system chosen for cleaning, not for a showroom photo — that is the Hampshire brief in a sentence.
Speak to a Hampshire commercial decorating contractor that turns up, communicates clearly and delivers a finish that lasts.
