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Airport construction hoardings and terminal segregation
Airport terminals operate around the clock. Temporary hoardings help separate refurbishment, concession fitouts and maintenance zones from passenger areas, planned around the operator's procedures.
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Challenges
Typical project challenges
- 0124-hour operations
- 02Airside and landside access procedures
- 03High passenger volumes
- 04Coordination with multiple stakeholders
Applications
Common applications
- 01Terminal refurbishments
- 02Retail and F&B concessions
- 03Maintenance zones
- 04Passenger-area segregation
Recommended
Recommended hoarding solutions
internal hoardingShop Front FitoutsBranded shopfront hoardings that keep the mall looking open for business.internal hoardingFree Standing HoardingsSelf-supporting panels for areas where fixing is not an option.internal hoardingKiosk HoardingsCompact enclosures around kiosks and island units.internal hoardingStair | Escalator BarrierSecure closure of stairs and escalators during upgrades.
Planning
Practical considerations
- 01Operator access and escort procedures
- 02Materials screening requirements set by the airport
- 03Wayfinding during diversions
- 04Install windows at low-traffic times
FAQs
Common questions
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