We were presented with an interesting challenge recently in Tower Hamlets, East London. Our brief from Berkeley Homes was to cover a 90 metre section of crumbling brick wall in silver dibond with the dual purpose of creating an advertising hoarding and to hide an ugly wall.
The advertising hoarding graphics needed to stand above the uneven wall so timber battening was required along the entire length and the dibond had to be cut down in places to ensure maximum presentation. As with all the timber we source at Octink, the battening used here was sourced responsibly and satisfied the “chain of custody” criteria.
The advertising hoarding installation was carried out to a high specification and complied with a strict health and safety policy.
Five flags completed the finished advertising hoarding perfectly - each flagpole was installed at a different height on the uneven ground, to ensure they appeared the same height when viewed from the roadside.
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Advertising hoarding for Berkeley Homes
Project Director Berkeley Homes (North East London) Ltd“I have just got back from the site to inspect the hoarding installation along Violet Road. I am very pleased with the outcome and this site presentation will look first class. I would also like to say how impressed I have been with your service throughout. The Health & Safety documentation was very good, the survey team were very thorough and the two operatives installing the works were well-presented, courteous, professional and have produced a high standard quality finish.”
