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Boston Group provides durable retail store fixtures and protective solutions, including the renowned Boston Bumper® rigid wall bumper systems.

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Boston Group specializes in protective fixtures and bumper systems used in commercial and retail environments. Known for the Boston Bumper® line, the company manufactures modular rigid wall bumpers, end caps, and mounting tracks designed to prevent damage to walls and fixtures.

Their products emphasize durability and clean installations, supporting retail spaces with high-impact protective rails and architectural solutions.

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BOSTON GROUP Rigid Wall Bumper Installation Guide

February 25, 2026
BOSTON GROUP Rigid Wall Bumper Installation Guide Rigid Bumper Installation Instructions Prior to Installation Prior to each section of installation, determine the actual Boston Bumper® base (aluminum/rigid) length you will…

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  • What are Boston Bumpers used for?

    Boston Bumpers are rigid wall bumper systems designed to protect retail and commercial walls and fixtures from impact and damage.

  • How do I install a Boston Group Rigid Wall Bumper?

    First, determine the actual base length needed by measuring the total length and subtracting the end caps. Attach the base and end/corner caps to the desired surface using #8 panhead screws, then snap the rigid bumper top onto the base mounting track.

  • What tools are required for installing Boston Group wall bumpers?

    Typical installations require a tape measure, a power miter saw or miter box, drill, #8 panhead screws, a screwdriver, a sand mallet, and safety goggles.

  • How do I cut the Boston Bumper base or top to size?

    The base and top pieces can be cut using an electric or manual miter box or a power miter saw depending on the material.