Construction Hoarding

Regulations

The Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 state that unauthorised access must be prevented, and all construction sites require a protective boundary.

For small sites a barrier might be suitable but larger sites need a solid wood or metal hoarding. This is to keep members of the public safe from the dangers of a building site.

Site hoarding needs to be high enough, so it can’t be easily scaled, as well as secure so it can’t be knocked down. It needs to obscure works to deter theft and control access to the site.

Types of hoarding

We offer a range of construction hoarding options to suit all event and construction needs. No matter what the size of your project is, we have a hoarding solution to suit.

Can you choose between dug-in or freestanding hoarding (depending on the nature of your site), and select between, timber, steel, UPVC, water filled or mixed solution, e.g. water filled base with steel hoarding panels.

All of our timber is ethically sourced from sustainable forests around the world, which are both FSC and PEFC approved.

We can also provide accessories such as CCTV and hoarding lights, which are compliant with the current Highways Act & Road Safety Regulations.

Applications

Our site hoarding is a cost-effective solution for securing perimeters and screening areas at construction sites, vacant properties, outdoor events and more.

We advise on the best system to fit your needs and we offer nationwide delivery and installation. We are accredited by key industry bodies including CHAS, SAFEContractor and Constructionline. Please contact us today for a free quote.