Impact Resistance
PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) interiors are impact resistant because of a combination of their material properties and structural design:
PVC is not brittle like some plastics or wood-based materials.
It has inherent flexibility, which means it can bend slightly under force without cracking.
This flexibility allows it to absorb and spread out the force of an impact.
During manufacturing, impact modifiers (like CPE or MBS) are added to PVC.
These additives increase toughness and help prevent breaking or chipping when hit.
Many PVC interior panels use a hard outer layer and a softer inner core.
The outer layer resists scratches, while the core helps absorb impact energy.
Some PVC boards have a foamed interior, which is lighter and better at absorbing shocks.
This structure works like a cushion against impacts.
PVC performs well at room temperature—it stays flexible and strong instead of becoming brittle.
This helps it maintain durability in real-world indoor conditions.
PVC interiors resist impact because they are:
Flexible
Reinforced with additives
Designed with shock-absorbing layers
Resilient under everyday use
This makes PVC a safe, durable, and low-maintenance choice for homes, offices, and commercial interiors.
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