Explainer
Barricade Graphics vs. Hoarding Graphics
Same product, two names. Both describe printed graphics on the temporary wall that screens a store during construction.
Same product, two names
A store under construction sits behind a temporary wall. In the US, that wall is usually called a barricade. In Canada and the UK, it is called hoarding. The printed graphics on it are the same either way.
Who uses which term
Barricade: US tenant coordinators, general contractors and retailers.
Hoarding: Canadian and UK landlords and their operations teams.
What a landlord submission typically includes
Whatever the name, a landlord barricade or hoarding submission usually asks for:
- → An artwork proof
- → A panel layout showing the wall and doors
- → A material specification
- → A Certificate of Insurance (COI)
- → A requested install window
Each landlord sets its own requirements, so always check the current tenant criteria.
Frequently asked questions
Planning a barricade or hoarding?
Send the site address, barricade size or photos, and your target install date for a project-specific quote.