CS Wall Protection - Topgolf Surrey Addlestone, UK

November 2024

About the Project

Topgolf Surrey, the largest Topgolf facility in England, recently undertook a refurbishment project aimed at enhancing the durability and aesthetic appeal of its high-traffic zones. This popular destination features 64 all-weather bays across two floors, a 14-hole adventure golf course, and a nine-hole footgolf course. As a busy entertainment venue, wall protection was required to keep the facility looking its best.
Design Goals

Construction Specialties (CS) was approached to provide a solution that would not only meet the functional requirements but also align with the visual standards of the facility. A wall protection system had to withstand the daily wear and tear while maintaining a sleek, modern appearance. The efficiency of the installation process was an important selection factor too, as the facility needed to remain operational during the refurbishment.
Solution

CS’ Acrovyn Sheet in a Black Concrete finish was chosen for its durability and aesthetic appeal. Because the patterned film is thermally bonded to the sheet backing during extrusion, the finish won’t wear off or delaminate over time.
The installation involved 22 sheets of 2mm thick Acrovyn, applied to a height of 1.5 metres in circulation areas and floor-to-ceiling in storage alcoves. The part-height installations were finished with Acrovyn Edge Trim in a complementary dark grey colour, for a clean and professional result.
Additionally, Acrovyn Plinth in a light grey colour was used at skirting level in areas where skirting boards were absent. The use of colour-matched mastic for vertical joints and precise trimming by the installation team from Goss Environmental Coatings Ltd ensured that the wall protection blended seamlessly with the overall design.

An important aspect of the installation was the alignment of the decorative pattern on the sheets to achieve visual uniformity. Where necessary, the sheets were thermoformed to fit around external corners, providing a durable finish. Special consideration was given to the slope of the stairs to minimise wastage, with the protective sheets installed to a predefined strike line, avoiding the need to mitre into the treads. Due to precise planning and cutting by the installers, there were no significant offcuts, ensuring material efficiency.

The project was executed efficiently, with the products shipped and installed within five and a half weeks from the order. This swift turnaround was essential to minimising disruption to the facility’s operations and completing the refurbishment on schedule.

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