Materials
Wood, dibond, Heras panels, patented aluminium
Site hoardings
Every site needs a barrier. It may as well work for you: we build made-to-measure hoardings in wood, dibond or Heras panels, customise them and install them. The group holds a patent on a telescopic aluminium hoarding: no drilling, ballasted, at whatever height you need.
Site hoardings
Site hoardings
Wood, dibond, Heras panels, patented aluminium
No drilling, ballast only, height made to measure
Reusable hoardings
Removable concrete blocks, temporary anchoring, dedicated crews
Straight answers
That is exactly what the patented aluminium hoarding is for. It needs no drilling, it is held by ballast, and it goes up at night without leaving a mark on the floor. A shopping centre with customers walking past has different rules from a fenced construction site, and the hoarding has to match them.
As long as the site lasts. The material is chosen for the duration: a three-week shopfit and an eighteen-month build are not the same job. The printed skin can be changed during the works — a new phase, a new opening date — without touching the structure.
A hoarding is a wall facing the wind, and in Florida that has to be taken seriously. Ballast is calculated for the height and the exposure, and a panel that is solid rather than perforated catches far more wind. Tell us the site and the season and we size it for that, not for an average.
The hoardings are built to be reused: we take them down, take them away and put the ground back as it was. The printed skin is the only part tied to one job — the structure goes on to the next site.
The rest of the workshop
Describe the job in a few lines — dimensions, dates, where it goes. We answer with a real price and a real date.