Bank Branch Hoarding for Renovation & ATM Access

Map two routes before sizing the wall

Walk the approach from parking or the five-foot way to the operating entrance, queue and ATM with the branch contact. Draw the customer path as a continuous route and agree how staff direct people during each phase.

Agree a contractor route, access times and the person controlling keys with the branch. Ask security and building management to review any impact on sightlines, exit access, alarms and existing equipment before installation. Use a redacted floor plan in general enquiries.

Make temporary notices easy to change

Use a short fixed message such as “Cawangan Sedang Diubah Suai”. Keep dates, alternate branches and current machine hours on an approved removable notice because each can change between stages.

Agree what the contractor takes away and what the bank checks at handback, including door hardware, removing print and protecting existing frames. Take photographs only where the branch permits, without customers or displays containing account information.

Screen one side of a trading branch

A 6.5 m wall with a 1.5 m return at 2.6 m high gives 20.8 m² of gross face. Draw the work door on the return and verify how it opens. A face-area calculation helps price the panels. The branch still confirms actual space for the queue, ATM approach and exit.

Quote checklist

• Branch, stage dates and operations contact.
• Counter, ATM, customer path, work door and delivery route on a redacted sketch.
• Required opacity, finish, door hardware and branch-approved notices.
• Floor protection, access window, staged changes and removal responsibilities.