Hoarding Graphics

Construction hoarding is often installed in prominent locations in city centres, including busy high streets, transport hubs and landmark buildings.

This means that your construction site hoarding may be seen tens or hundreds of thousands of people per day as they pass by on foot or by vehicle. 

For commercial businesses, hoarding graphics tell your customers that you’re still here. Plus, that you’re either still open for business, or that you will be again soon. 

For property sites, hoarding graphics establish your branding onsite, while telling people where they can register their interest in your development. 

In either case, hoarding graphics that display elements such as your company logo, brand identity, messaging and image projections will tie your name to the project. All in a way which builds anticipation for what’s happening behind the boards.  

Another crucial (yet easily overlooked) aspect is ensuring that the design of your hoarding fits the local character, both in terms of the immediate location and the wider area.

In prestigious or historic areas, hoarding graphics can mimic the original building features and even nearby landmarks to best appease local residents and businesses. 

 

Hoarding graphics are placed directly onto construction hoarding panels. Often, hoarding graphics wrap right around the construction site covering all available space. Hoarding also plays an important role in protecting the public from any construction work. 

Signage consists of a single graphic asset to be installed at a chosen location. While signage can also involve large-scale advertising graphics, most signage is printed individually. Unlike hoarding, signage does not offer any safety protection from construction work.