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Panel Hoarding Construction Notes

Essential standards compliance, material requirements & safety guidelines

Standards & Compliance

All NXGN Panel Hoardings must comply with AS 4687:2022 — Temporary Fencing and Hoardings. The system is classified as "internal temporary hoarding" under this standard. Every installation must meet the requirements set out in the Australian Standard to ensure the safety of workers, occupants and the general public.

Critical Requirements
  • All dimensions are in millimetres — do not scale drawings
  • Installation, moving or alteration must be performed by a competent installer only
  • No substitution of materials or components without structural engineer approval
  • Hoardings are not designed for additional loading — no items to be leant against hoardings

Material Requirements

All materials used in Panel Hoarding construction must meet or exceed the following minimum specifications:

ComponentSpecification
Frame Studs & Plates70×35mm MGP10 Timber
Panel Skin9mm MDF or Plywood
Frame Fixings2× 65mm 8G Chipboard Screws (through studs to plates)
Skin Fixings35mm 10G Chipboard Screws
Panel Connection65mm 10G Chipboard Screws (through panel studs)

Timber Quality

Timber used in hoarding construction must be free of defects at joints. This includes:

  • No knots, splits or shakes at fixing points
  • Straight grain with no significant bowing or warping
  • MGP10 machine-graded pine meeting AS 1720.1:2010 — Timber Structures Code
  • Timber framing compliant with AS 1684.2:2021 — Timber Framing Code

Upright Quality

NXGN Uprights are fabricated from mild steel and must be free of cracks, significant corrosion or structural damage. Any upright showing signs of fatigue, cracking or deformation must be taken out of service and reported.

Weight Block Installation

Weight blocks must be installed per NXGN Structural Drawings. The number of weight blocks per upright is determined by the panel height — refer to the Load Ratings & Weight Blocks guide for the complete load rating table.

Applicable Australian Standards

  • AS 4687.3:2022 — Temporary Fencing and Hoardings (Impact Testing)
  • AS 4687.1:2022 — Temporary Fencing and Hoardings (General Requirements)
  • AS 1720.1:2010 — Timber Structures Code
  • AS 1684.2:2021 — Timber Framing Code
  • AS 1859.1:2017 — Reconstituted Wood-based Panels
Related Guides
  • Panel Construction
  • Panel Installation
  • Upright Fixing Detail
  • Load Ratings & Weight Blocks
Quick Reference
  • Standard: AS 4687:2022
  • Frame: 70×35mm MGP10
  • Skin: 9mm MDF/Plywood
  • Classification: Internal Temporary Hoarding
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