Industries · Shopping Centres
Shopping centre hoardings for refurbishments and fitouts
Shopping centres change constantly — new tenants, refreshed malls, upgraded amenities — and none of it can stop trade. Hoardings must be secure, look premium and follow the centre's own rules.
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Challenges
Typical project challenges
- 01Works alongside live trading and footfall
- 02Strict centre design guidelines
- 03Narrow overnight installation windows
- 04Maintaining a premium visual standard
Applications
Common applications
- 01Tenant fitouts
- 02Mall refurbishments
- 03Kiosk changes
- 04Escalator and amenity upgrades
- 05Staged construction
Recommended
Recommended hoarding solutions
internal hoardingShop Front FitoutsBranded shopfront hoardings that keep the mall looking open for business.internal hoardingKiosk HoardingsCompact enclosures around kiosks and island units.internal hoardingFree Standing HoardingsSelf-supporting panels for areas where fixing is not an option.internal hoardingStair | Escalator BarrierSecure closure of stairs and escalators during upgrades.
Planning
Practical considerations
- 01Centre management approvals
- 02Fire escape and sprinkler interfaces
- 03Branded graphics for incoming tenants
- 04Floor finish protection
FAQs
Common questions
Can you install outside trading hours?+
Out-of-hours installation is commonly planned for centres and can be discussed with your enquiry.
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