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How it works
Learn what antimicrobial surface technology is intended to do and how it fits alongside routine cleaning.
Understand the technology
THE SANICLAD BIOMAX GUIDE
Understand how BioMax works, explore the sheet and colour options, and plan a wall finish that suits the way your space is used and cleaned.
BioMax is a Saniclad product range. This site helps you assess the system before viewing products and ordering at Saniclad.
START WITH THE BASICS
Saniclad BioMax is a range of hygienic PVC wall cladding with antimicrobial technology incorporated into the material. It pairs a smooth, wipe-clean finish with a surface designed to inhibit bacterial growth on the cladding.
Choosing a wall finish also means thinking about sheet size, joints, corners, cleaning and the conditions of the room. This guide brings those decisions together so you can assess the complete system, rather than looking at a panel in isolation.
For product specifications and ordering, explore BioMax Hygienic Wall Cladding at Saniclad.
Antimicrobial surface performance is an additional product characteristic. Regular cleaning and appropriate installation remain essential.
EXPLORE THE GUIDE
Follow the topic that matches your project, from understanding the material to planning the finished wall.
Learn what antimicrobial surface technology is intended to do and how it fits alongside routine cleaning.
Understand the technologyCompare sheet dimensions, white and pastel finishes, and the practical effect of panel layout.
Compare the optionsConsider substrate preparation, joints, trims, skirting and sealing as part of the finished installation.
Plan your wall system
CHOOSING A SHEET
BioMax sheets are listed by Saniclad in 2.0 mm thickness, with 2.44 × 1.22 m and 3.05 × 1.22 m sheet options. The right choice depends on wall height, handling space, layout and the finish you want.
Read the sheet selection guideFINISHES TO EXPLORE
These swatches are illustrative. Check current product images, samples and availability with Saniclad before specifying a colour.
PUT THE SPACE FIRST
A hygienic wall system should be assessed against the cleaning routine, expected wear, moisture exposure and details at joins and edges.
Healthcare and care environments
Food preparation and production
Laboratories and clean working areas
READY TO SEE THE RANGE?
Browse the current BioMax products, check individual specifications and speak to Saniclad about your project.