Across the construction industry, temporary hoarding is available in a range of materials but for many applications temporary hoarding made from steel if the preferred choice by the main contractor. Here we discuss the different applications suited for temporary hoarding; be it on ground or inground.
Real estate businesses are continuously looking to portray a professional image on site, and utilise hoarding to display important messages for the community, and display artwork produced locally and advertise property for lease.By applying printed substrates to hoarding visual communications can be easily achieved and is commonplace in commercial applications.
It is common to find temporary hoarding used on residential housing schemes, and when there are different phase of works on a large site, temporary hoarding can easily be dismantled and reinstalled as the site works evolve.
Vast warehouse spaces often have a need to be demarcated to support business operations and workflows. Utilising on ground systems, temporary hoarding is a good solution for inside warehouses as it is self supporting and clearly demarcates an area.
No matter the application, most construction sites have a need for temporary hoarding so that a safe environment can be created for workers and the general public.
Reduce, reuse, recycle. This is a common term now used in today’s construction industry so that we can take better care of the planet we live in.
Controlling the flow of pedestrian traffic, and ensuring a safe distance has fast become the new normal for many businesses, and temporary hoarding can be an effective way to create new perimeters and demarcate pathways in construction sites, schools, shopping centres, car parks and airports.
