fendering
- noun
- /ˈfɛndərɪŋ/
- The hospital installed vinyl fendering along the corridors to protect walls from gurneys and carts.
Examples
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New fendering was added to the loading area to prevent damage from heavy equipment.
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Maintenance staff checked the fendering regularly to ensure it was securely attached to the walls.
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The new fendering on the walls prevents damage from carts.
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Can you install fendering in the hallway?
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The hospital installed vinyl fendering along the corridors to protect walls from gurneys and carts.
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New fendering was added to the loading area to prevent damage from heavy equipment.
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Maintenance staff checked the fendering regularly to ensure it was securely attached to the walls.
Synonyms
A strip fixed along the side of a boat or vehicle to protect it from damage
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Etymology
Fendering comes from the word fend, related to defend, meaning 'to keep away' or 'protect'. So fendering on walls is the protective strip that 'keeps off' damage from trolleys, wheelchairs, or carts.