College and campus hoarding
Illustrative setup
College & Campus Hoarding for Libraries, Labs and Lecture Wings
Divide refurbishment works from an operating college or university campus. Plan temporary solid panels around libraries, teaching labs, lecture wings and accessible campus routes.
Partition setup examples
College and campus hoarding
Illustrative setup
Solid work screen closing a college lab frontage
College and campus hoarding
Illustrative setup
Lecture hall wayfinding printed on a temporary campus screen
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Use the academic calendar to schedule changes
Separate normal class weeks from exam periods, intakes and open days. Agree noisy work and deliveries with facilities and the affected department. Mark who must be informed when the wall or an entrance moves.
Keep the long-life header simple, such as “Kerja Naik Taraf Perpustakaan”. Confirm the Malay or bilingual wording with the campus. Print temporary routes separately so changes to room numbers or counters need no full reprint.
Coordinate service access and return each zone
Walk the approved unloading route from the service entrance to the work door. Check lift size, floor finish, door swings and the delivery window against how students move. Covered open-sided campus corridors also need an exposure check.
Agree how each reopened zone is inspected and cleaned, who updates directional signs on the day and which finishes the contractor must reinstate. Record the next wall line before the first phase comes down.
Library returns counter with a separate work entrance
A 7 m wall with a 2 m side return at 2.7 m high gives 24.3 m² of gross face. Allow for a work door at the agreed end, a replaceable returns notice and a separate price for shortening the screen when the counter reopens.
Quote checklist
- Campus, department, building and phase dates.
- Frontage, height, returns, doors and route to each open room.
- Exam constraints, loading route and facilities or lab sign-off.
- Changes to directions, cleaning, removal and agreed handback finishes.
Common questions
Can a library or teaching lab partly reopen while work continues?
Ask campus facilities and the department to confirm which rooms and services can reopen, what barriers remain, and who signs off the revised route. Issue a separate sketch for each phase.
Who should review hoarding by a laboratory?
Ask campus facilities and the lab’s responsible staff to confirm access, service or exhaust considerations and how the space will work during fit-out.
Can the installer shift a section between semester breaks?
Show the second position, heights and approved fixing points in the brief. Include removal, handling and remounting in that stage so the price covers the move.
Can we keep an alternative route sign on the barrier?
Yes, with campus approval. Face the direction of travel and check what visitors see from the lift and stair before deciding where to put the sign.
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Prepare your project brief
Start with the location, rough measurements and the date you need the space ready.