Solutions Building wraps & hoardings

Make the building part of the campaign.

Large format banners, building wraps and construction hoardings that give your message scale.

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What we can help with.

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Building and scaffold graphics

Banners and wraps that turn a façade or scaffold into part of the message.

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Construction hoarding panels

Printed hoardings that introduce what’s coming and keep a site looking considered.

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Large exterior campaign graphics

Exterior graphics sized for distance, for launches and longer campaigns.

Start with the brief.

Bring us the site details and planned duration. We will work through survey, material, access and installation requirements with you.

Useful details to share

Application, dimensions, location, timing and any existing artwork. An early idea is enough to start.

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An idea to explore

Here’s one way it could work.

Concept image of a construction hoarding with development visuals and lime and charcoal printed panels

Concept Hoarding graphics

Make the boundary part of the story.

A strong graphic treatment could turn a site boundary into a useful introduction to what’s coming next.

We’d review the site, fixing requirements, artwork and installation access before proposing the materials.

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What we can make.

Large graphics for buildings, scaffolds and site boundaries, each planned around its location.

  • Building bannersLarge printed banners for façades, launches and events.
  • Mesh bannersMesh graphics for exposed and high-level locations.
  • Building and façade wrapsGraphics printed in sections to cover a larger elevation.
  • Scaffold wrapsPrinted wraps that screen the works and carry a message.
  • Construction hoardingsPrinted panels fitted along a site boundary.
  • Refurbishment hoardingsGraphics that keep a brand visible while work goes on behind.
  • Perimeter and screening graphicsGraphics for fences, barriers and temporary walls.
  • Updates and replacement panelsNew panels when phases, visuals or messages change.

Worth thinking about early.

Wind and exposure

Height and position affect the loads on a large graphic, and whether mesh or a solid material is appropriate.

What it’s fixed to

The structure, surface and fixing points decide how a graphic is finished and attached. A survey answers most of the questions.

How long it stays up

A launch banner and a hoarding that lasts the length of a build need different materials.

Permissions

Large exterior graphics may need consent from the local planning authority or the building owner. It’s worth checking early.

Questions we’re asked.

What do you need to know to quote?

The location, approximate dimensions, the height and how long the graphic needs to stay in place. Photographs of the site help a great deal.

Do you survey the site?

For most exterior work, a survey is the sensible first step. It confirms the dimensions, the structure and the access before materials are proposed.

Can hoarding graphics be updated during a project?

Yes. Hoardings are printed in panels, so individual panels can be replaced as phases or messages change.

Do we need permission for a building wrap?

Possibly. Advertising on buildings and scaffolding often needs consent, and listed buildings and conservation areas can bring further rules. Check early with the local planning authority and the building owner.

Where it’s used.

Property, construction & placemaking

Hoardings, building graphics and wayfinding that help developments communicate from the outside in.

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Sports, stadia & venues

Stadium graphics, sponsor branding and environments that bring club identity into the matchday experience.

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Retail & consumer brands

Give customers a consistent brand experience, from a single display to a coordinated retail campaign.

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Your project, connected

Made by us.
Visible to you.

Work directly with us and keep your team in the picture, from production updates to installation photos and campaign sustainability reports.

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Job status

Keep everyone informed.

Follow progress as your job moves through production and delivery.

Installation photos

See the result.

Review photographs from the finished installation.

Campaign reporting

Share useful evidence.

Bring your campaign’s sustainability information into one report.

Let’s make it happen

Tell us what you’re planning.

A first idea or a complete brief. We’re ready to talk.

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