Retail fit-outs / Refurbishments / Tenancy changes
Arrange shopping centre hoarding installation with an engineered, pre-certified system. Discuss your site, centre requirements and fit-out dates with NXGN.
For centre managers, retailers and shopfitters
A shop refurbishment needs a clear separation between the work area and the public mall. Shopping centre hoardings close off the tenancy while neighbouring shops continue trading, with doors for contractor access and a customer-facing surface for approved signage.
If you are looking for a hoarding installer, send NXGN the centre location, site measurements and required dates. We can discuss installation and removal, or help you find an installer for your location. Confirm availability, the work included and the centre’s requirements before booking.
Engineering and certification
The NXGN system is backed by an independent Certificate of Structural Design Adequacy covering AS 4687.1:2022 and AS 4687.3:2022. Your installation must follow the documented design, materials and limits for the selected construction method.
NXGN’s structural certification covers its documented internal hoarding designs. Check the hoarding height, upright spacing, counterweights, doors and returns against the relevant drawings. Arrange engineering review where the proposed installation falls outside those details.
View structural drawingsArrange the Certificate of Installation as part of the job. It records the site and installation details and confirms that the completed hoardings follow the NXGN installation guidance and certified design. Confirm who will inspect the work and sign the certificate before installation.
Discuss certificationGive centre management the proposed plan and supporting engineering documents for review. Confirm its approval and handover requirements before work starts, then provide the installation certificate and any other agreed records when the hoardings are complete.
Plan around a trading shopping centre
Centre managers need to know where the hoardings will stand, how contractors will enter and which public routes remain open. Agree these details with centre management and your installation contractor before materials arrive.
From enquiry to removal
Include the centre name and suburb, site photos, hoarding length and height, doors, installation date and expected hire period. Attach the centre’s requirements and a plan if you have one.
Confirm who supplies the hoardings, delivers, installs and removes them. Have hire, transport, graphics, engineering and certification clearly included or excluded in the quote, and obtain the centre’s approval.
Your installation contractor completes the work during the approved hours, checks it against the plan and drawings, and provides the agreed certificate and handover records.
If the fit-out changes, have your installation contractor review the hoardings before moving or altering them. Agree a removal date with centre management and arrange dismantling and collection.
Contact NXGN with the centre location, hoarding measurements and installation dates. We can discuss the work or help find an installer for your location. Availability, delivery, installation and removal are confirmed for each enquiry.
NXGN has independent structural design certification covering AS 4687.1:2022 and AS 4687.3:2022 for its documented system. Check that the proposed installation is within the certified design and arrange the site’s installation certificate after the work is checked. Centre approval is a separate step.
The documented NXGN system uses uprights and counterweights to stand without fixings to mall floors or ceilings. Use the specified upright spacing, counterweights, returns and fixings for the chosen height and construction method. Confirm floor protection with centre management.
Include the centre’s permitted working hours in your enquiry. Agree delivery, installation and removal times with your contractor and centre management before booking, including loading-dock access, security and inductions.
The hoarding length, height, doors, materials, hire period and site location all affect the price. Access restrictions, work outside trading hours, graphics, delivery and removal also need to be allowed for. Send those details with your enquiry and confirm which engineering and certification services are included.
The published guidance is for internal hoardings. Outdoor locations and areas exposed to wind need a separate engineering assessment. Discuss entrances, open malls or other exposed locations before choosing the design.
Next step
Send the centre location, site measurements and fit-out dates. We’ll discuss installation, certification requirements and removal for your project.
