Smart Demountable Hoarding System
Reusable. Sustainable. Cost-Effective.
Reduce renovation costs, install faster, reuse your hoarding on future projects, and present a premium image to your clients.
Introducing The Cliplok 54 Demountable & Relocatable Hoarding System.
The Cliplok 54 Demountable & Relocatable Hoarding System has been developed to provide smarter, more sustainable alternative to traditional drywall hoarding.
Purpose-designed for shopping centres, retail stores, supermarkets, and commercial fit-outs and convention construction sites, the Cliplok 54 Demountable and Relocatable Hoarding System creates a secure, professional and visually appealing enclosure while construction, renovations, refurbishments and store installations are in progress.
Unlike conventional hoarding, the Cliplok 54 Demountable and Relocatable Hoarding System is fully demountable and relocatable and reusable. Its modular design allows the hoarding to be quickly dismantled, transported, and reinstalled on future projects delivering substantial long-term cost savings while significantly reducing construction waste.
By replacing single-use drywall hoarding with a durable, reusable system; Cliplok 54 Hoarding System helps clients lower their environmental impact, improve site presentation, and support sustainable building practices. The result, is a high-quality hoarding solution that combines operational efficiency, cost effectiveness, and environmental responsibility – making it an ideal choice for modern retail and commercial environments.
Traditional Hoarding
- Single-use Construction
- High Material Waste
- Rebuilt Every Project
- Ongoing Replacement Costs
- Sent To Landfill
The Cliplok 54 Hoarding System
- Reusable for Multiple Projects
- Minimal Waste
- Fast Installation and Easily Relocated
- Long-Term Investment
- Customizable for branding
- Supports Zero-to-Waste Initiative
The retail and wholesale industries sectors to evolve, businesses are increasingly seeking solutions that are not only practical and cost-effective but also environmentally responsible.
The Cliplok 54 Demountable and Relocatable Hoarding System delivers on all three fronts—providing exceptional flexibility, a professional appearance, significant long-term cost savings and a sustainable alternative to traditional disposable drywall hoarding.
Unlike conventional hoarding, which is typically discarded after each project and contributes substantial volumes of landfill waste, the Cliplok 54 Hoarding System is engineered for repeated use. Its modular design enables it to be quickly dismantled, relocated, and reinstalled across multiple projects, extending the product’s lifecycle while reducing the demand for new raw materials.
By replacing single-use hoarding with a durable, reusable solution, Cliplok 54 supports South Africa’s growing commitment to Zero Waste to Landfill initiatives by dramatically reducing construction waste generated during retail refurbishments, store fit-outs, and maintenance projects.
For contractors, shopping centre owners, property managers, and national retail groups undertaking multiple refurbishments each year, the environmental and financial benefits are significant. Every reuse eliminates the need to manufacture, transport, and dispose of new hoarding materials, reducing project costs, lowering carbon emissions, and supporting corporate Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) objectives.
Cliplok 54 is more than a hoarding system – it is a smarter investment that combines sustainability, operational efficiency, and long-term value; setting a new benchmark for temporary site enclosures in the construction, retail and commercial sectors.
Supporting a Zero Waste to Landfill Future
Zero Waste to Landfill is about more than simply recycling. It is a strategic approach to reducing waste at source and prioritising reuse, recycling and recovery, with landfill treated as a last resort.
Cliplok 54 supports these principles through a demountable and relocatable hoarding system that can be dismantled, relocated and reused across multiple projects—helping reduce the need for single-use temporary hoarding materials.
Want to understand what Zero Waste really means? Read more about South Africa’s approach to Zero Waste → HERE