Traditional hoarding is the most common approach in the market — and the least consistent. Prime System is our traditional build, done the same way on every project, with the engineering decided before the first panel goes up.
Behind the finished face — framing, rails and base restraint.
Traditional hoarding is usually built ad hoc — by whichever crew is free, to whatever detail they know. Two walls in the same mall end up different. Prime System fixes the method so the result does not depend on who turned up.
The same construction sequence, the same detailing approach, the same inspection before handover — on every project.
Dimensions, access, height, finish and operating conditions change. The build adapts to them; the standard does not move.
Rear elevation — steel stud framing, tracks, bracing and counterweights, set out before any board goes on.
Six things are decided before construction starts, and checked before handover.
12.5 mm fire-resistant gypsum board to both faces of the wall.
The build follows a defined sequence rather than site improvisation.
The standard is applied to the conditions of the individual site.
Doors, access routes and working hours are planned into the build, not cut in afterwards.
Digital access can be integrated where the project requires it.
Edges, joints and finished surfaces are detailed to a set standard.
Stud spacing and rail detail, set out before any board goes on.
Prime System may be appropriate where the site allows conventional construction, where the run is long or irregular, or where the finish and detailing requirements are better served by a built wall than by a modular one.
Hoarding Prime assesses the project before determining whether Prime System — or another solution — is appropriate.
Traditional hoarding takes knocks like any other. Inspection, repair, modification, relocation and removal stay inside the same file — as the project requires.
Graphics are produced and applied by us. Mall coordination and working hours are handled by us.
Inspection, repair, modification and removal stay with us for the life of the project.
Share the project requirements, site information and any photographs or drawings available. Hoarding Prime will assess the conditions and determine whether Prime System — or another Hoarding Prime solution — is appropriate.