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Temporary Construction Hoarding

Continuous and panel-type steel hoarding in RAL 9002 and other colours for public-facing UAE construction sites.

Group
Temporary & Site Fencing
Market
United Arab Emirates
Supply
Quotation per enquiry

Product overview

Temporary Construction Hoarding: overview and uses

Site hoarding is a solid, continuous steel screen around a construction site. Pre-painted corrugated steel sheets overlap so there is no gap along the run or at the bottom, and heavy GI pipe back stays at regular centres hold it against wind. It hides the works, controls dust and separates the public from the site.

Hoarding is the solid wall that faces the street while a building goes up. It keeps people away from the works, stops dust and debris from reaching the road, hides stored materials and equipment, and gives a clean, uniform face that can carry project branding and safety signs.

There are two ways to build it. Continuous hoarding overlaps corrugated steel sheets end to end on a GI frame, so the run has no gaps, and back-stays it with heavy galvanized ERW pipes about every 2.5 m. Panel (discontinuous) hoarding uses 2 m × 2 m framed sheet panels on precast concrete blocks, which are quicker to move as the site changes.

Because a solid wall catches the full force of the wind, the frame, stays and blocks matter as much as the sheet. OGB supplies the complete system and confirms height, sheet thickness, stay spacing and colour for each site.

Characteristics

Why Site Hoarding works in the UAE

No gaps

Overlapping sheets make a continuous screen with no openings along the run or at the bottom.

Built for wind

Heavy GI pipe back stays at regular centres and concrete bases keep the solid face upright.

Clean public face

Off-white RAL 9002 as standard, any RAL colour, ready for logos and project signs.

System anatomy

What makes up a Site Hoarding section

  1. 01

    Corrugated PPGI sheets

    The solid, painted face; overlapped on continuous runs.

  2. 02

    GI U-channels

    Top and bottom rails that hold the sheet edges straight.

  3. 03

    GI pipe posts and back stays

    Carry the wind load and keep the wall vertical.

  4. 04

    Precast concrete blocks

    Ballast for posts and stays with no excavation.

  5. 05

    Couplers and fixings

    Join panels and fix sheets to the frame.

Selection guide

Continuous or panel hoarding?

Continuous or panel hoarding?
Continuous hoardingPanel (discontinuous) hoarding
BuildSheets overlapped along the run2 × 2 m framed panels side by side
GapsNone, along the run or at the bottomSmall joints at panel couplers
SupportHeavy GI pipe back stays about every 2.5 mTwo concrete blocks and a back stay per panel
Moving itPlanned, long-term layoutEasy to move panel by panel
Best forMain road frontages, long projects, brandingSites whose layout changes, internal zones

Many sites combine both: continuous hoarding on the public frontage, panel fencing inside.

What to send for a quotation

  1. 01Frontage length in metres, corners and changes of direction
  2. 02Height and colour (RAL)
  3. 03Continuous or panel system
  4. 04Positions and widths of pedestrian and vehicle openings
  5. 05Whether logos or project graphics will be fixed
  6. 06Supply only or supply with installation, and expected duration

Before you install

  1. 01Confirm the height, colour and wind design required by the developer or authority for your site
  2. 02Check the ground is level and firm where the blocks sit
  3. 03Plan stay spacing closer at corners and exposed ends

Technical data

Specifications

Share your required size, quantity and finish in the enquiry form and OGB confirms availability in writing.

Enquire about Site Hoarding
Temporary Construction Hoarding specifications
Sheet Corrugated pre-painted steel (PPGI) or aluminium, 0.40 – 0.90 mm
Heights 2.0 m standard; 2.2 m, 2.4 m and 3.0 m on request (2.4 m is common on public-facing sites)
Colours RAL 9002 off-white standard; RAL 1001, 5010, 5012, 7035, 7031 or any RAL on request
Frame GI U-channel 40 × 40 mm top and bottom (50 × 50 mm for 45/250 profile), 1.0 – 2.5 mm thick, mill or powder-coated
Back stays Galvanized ERW pipe, 1¼″ – 1½″ (42.3 mm OD on panel systems), about every 2.5 m on continuous runs
Base Precast concrete blocks, 500 × 400 × 200 mm, two per panel on block-mounted systems
Systems Continuous (overlapping sheets, no gaps) or discontinuous (2 × 2 m panels on blocks)

Questions

Temporary Construction Hoarding: common questions

What is site hoarding made of in the UAE?

Usually corrugated pre-painted steel sheets, 0.40 – 0.90 mm thick, on a frame of GI U-channels and galvanized ERW pipes, with precast concrete blocks as the base.

What height is construction hoarding?

2.0 m is the standard panel height, and 2.4 m is common on public-facing sites. 2.2 m and 3.0 m can be supplied. Confirm the height your developer or authority requires.

What colour should hoarding be?

Off-white RAL 9002 is the standard colour on UAE sites. Other RAL colours are available, and graphics or logos can be added.

How is continuous hoarding different from a temporary fence?

Continuous hoarding overlaps the sheets so there are no gaps and uses heavy pipe stays about every 2.5 m. A panel temporary fence is made of separate 2 × 2 m panels on blocks that are easier to move.

Does solid hoarding need extra support for wind?

Yes. A solid face takes far more wind pressure than mesh, so stay spacing, block weight and height are set for each site, with closer stays at corners and exposed ends.

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