Shrink Wrap & Advertising
A scaffold doesn’t have to look like a scaffold. With the right setup, it can become a weather-tight enclosure, a dust containment solution, fire protection, and on the right project, a prominent piece of urban branding visible to thousands of people every day.
We install both shrink wrap and printed scaffold advertising across all scaffold systems, either as part of the access solution or as a standalone service.
Shrink Wrap
Where standard scaffold sheeting can flap and degrade over time, shrink wrap creates a drum-tight, fully sealed enclosure around the structure. Heat-shrunk to the scaffold frame, it moves with the building rather than against it, reducing wind noise, damage, and maintenance over the life of the project.
Related case studies
63 St James Street
63 St James Street
A 135-year-old building in one of London's most tightly governed conservation areas, where the age of the fabric ruled out scaffolding to the side and rear elevations entirely. The access solution had to be redesigned before a single tube went up.
1 Portsoken Street
1 Portsoken Street
The largest design and build project ever completed in the UK. A nine-storey brutalist landmark gutted and transformed during a global pandemic, with a 42-metre atrium void to scaffold, three street elevations to gantry, and a workforce that never stopped moving.
Claridge’s Hotel, Mayfair
Claridge’s Hotel, Mayfair
When Maybourne Hotel Group decided to add three floors to Claridge's iconic roofline and excavate five basement levels beneath the Art Deco wing, all while keeping the Grade I listed hotel fully operational, the scaffolding brief was unlike anything a standard perimeter wrap could deliver.