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Crafted from 100% recycled uPVC, EnviroHoard™ delivers approximately 70% lower embodied carbon than traditional timber hoarding over an average two-year project. For every 100m installed, you save an estimated 8.7 trees from being cut down. Our EnviroHoard™ system is available in a different heights ranging from 2.4m to 3.6m.
The system uses innovative EnviroBlok foundations – low-carbon blocks that enable quick, no-dig installation. All components are fully reusable, creating a genuine circular economy solution. A range of customisation options are available for EnviroHoard™:
John Sisk & Son Ltd chose EnviroHoard™ for their prestigious Haringey Civic Centre redevelopment – a listed building requiring a solution lasting up to 10 years that could accommodate phased works.
Panthera installed 219 metres of EnviroHoard™ plus vehicle and pedestrian gates with custom graphics. The results?
You can read the full case study here.
Contact UsSustainable site hoarding often works alongside temporary fencing. That's why we developed
EnviroFence™ – the UK's first temporary fencing system certified as Net Zero Carbon.
EnviroFence™ addresses limitations of lightweight mesh fencing whilst offering better economy than full hoarding where solid barriers aren't required. With height options of 2.4m, 3.0m and 3.6m, it's the tallest no-dig temporary fencing system in the UK.
Like EnviroHoard™, it's engineered to permanent fence standards (BS 1722-14:2019), uses 100% reusable components, and comes with site-specific carbon embodiment reports.
Learn MoreChoosing sustainable hoarding demonstrates your commitment to environmental responsibility whilst delivering practical benefits for construction sites. With over 150 years of combined experience in the construction sector, our team provides complete support including design, installation, maintenance and eventual removal or redeployment.
Ready to discuss how sustainable hoarding can benefit your next project? Click the button below to get in touch and learn more about our sustainable hoarding systems.
Let's build a greener future together – starting with smarter choices for your construction site hoarding.
Contact UsSustainable hoarding is a reusable site protection system designed to minimise environmental impact. Unlike traditional timber hoarding that's used once and disposed of, sustainable hoarding uses recycled materials and can be deployed across multiple projects, significantly reducing carbon emissions and construction waste.
Over an average two-year project, EnviroHoard™ delivers approximately 70% lower embodied carbon than traditional plywood hoarding. For every 100m of EnviroHoard™ installed, you save around 9 tonnes of CO₂ and prevent an estimated 8.7 trees from being cut down.
EnviroHoard™ is designed for long-term use across multiple projects. The Haringey Civic Centre case study demonstrates a 10-year installation with zero maintenance requirements. Because all components are fully reusable, the system can continue to be deployed on future projects indefinitely.
Yes. EnviroHoard™ complies with Temporary Works Forum guidance and is designed to meet all UK wind zones. The system is engineered to permanent fence standards and uses low-carbon EnviroBlok foundations for stability. uPVC panels are weather-resistant and require no maintenance, even in harsh conditions.
Yes. Vinyl graphics apply directly to EnviroHoard™ panels, allowing you to display corporate colours, project information, and branding. This method is more sustainable than traditional hoarding graphics, as it eliminates the need for high embodied carbon aluminium dibond panels.
Yes. Choosing EnviroHoard™ can improve scoring under BREEAM, BREEAM Infrastructure and the Considerate Constructors Scheme. As the UK's first net-zero verified hoarding system with full Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) certification, it demonstrates clear environmental credentials that support project sustainability targets.
At Panthera Group, we take pride in being NCP115 compliant, recognising the importance of adequately securing properties during periods when they are most vulnerable – such as when scaffolding is erected.
Panthera Group also helped develop the standards of excellence set out in NCP115 in collaboration with the NSI.