internal hoardings · Dividing Walls | Room Separation
Temporary dividing walls for room separation
When part of a building must stay open while another part is rebuilt, a temporary dividing wall creates a clean, solid line between the two. Walls are planned around ceiling heights, services and access so the occupied side keeps working with minimal disruption.
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Applications
Typical applications
- 01Phased refurbishment of occupied floors
- 02Separating plant or storage areas
- 03Splitting large halls into works and live zones
- 04Temporary corridors and protected routes
Features
Key benefits
- 01Solid visual and physical separation
- 02Configured to suit floor-to-ceiling heights
- 03Door sets and access points where required
- 04Removable once the phase is complete
Planning
Project considerations
- 01Ceiling and floor finishes to protect
- 02Fire strategy and escape routes in the live area
- 03Acoustic and dust expectations
- 04Phasing and relocation of walls during the programme
FAQs
Common questions
Can a dividing wall include doors?+
Yes. Access doors can be specified as part of the layout, subject to the project's access and safety requirements.
Can walls be moved as works progress?+
Walls can be planned for relocation between phases. We discuss the sequence during the enquiry stage.
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