Construction Screens
Rhino Building Screens offer temporary weather protection and dust containment for concrete or steel frame buildings during construction.
Why Use Rhino Shrink Wrap® Construction Screens?
Versatile
Building screens provide a secure, professional barrier that withstands wind, rain, and debris. They’re available in plain white for a clean look, or can be digitally printed with your logo or messaging for added brand visibility.
Customisable
By using Rhino Shrink Wrap® building screens, internal fit-out work can begin immediately — even before the permanent cladding is in place.
Ease of Removal
When your project is complete, Rhino Shrink Wrap® building screens are quick and easy to remove and are 100% recyclable, providing a practical and sustainable temporary enclosure solution.
Rhino Construction Screens: Key Advantages
Tough & Tight
Heat shrunk shrink wrap is ‘drum tight’ – it does not flap or ‘self destruct’ in high winds.
Smart Appearance
Smart & professional appearance – Clean, white, drum tight finish.
Easy Branding
Shrink wrap is easy to brand with your company logo using large self advesive vinyl labels.
Flame Retardant
Flame retardant options – Covers available as ‘standard’ or ‘flame retardant’.
Zipped Access
Provides access through the cover for personnel or lifting points.
Versatile
Cut and welded ‘in situ’ – No restriction on size and shape of the scaffolding structure.
UV Resistant
UV inhibitors protect surfaces from damage and ensures Rhino Shrink Wrap stays strong and intact during long-term outdoor use.
How Do Shrink Building Screens Work?
Continuous run / set back
Screens are set back from the edge of the concrete slab and run continuously along each floor, creating a space for permanent cladding installers to work while the Rhino Building Screens remain in place. This design enables faster installation with less drilling and fixing of battens required.
Bay by bay / slab edge
Screens are installed close to the edge of the concrete slab and columns, maximizing the internal area for fit-out works. However, additional battening and fixings are required for columns, and working at the slab edge may necessitate temporary removal of edge protection.
Shrink wrap vs traditional partitions
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Frequently Asked Questions about Building Wraps
Shrink wrap construction screens are temporary enclosures made from heavy-duty shrink wrap film. The film is heat shrunk to create a drum-tight barrier that provides weather protection and dust containment for internal works and stored materials.
Shrink wrap building screens provide a tighter, more secure fit compared to traditional sheeting. The heat-shrunk film forms a sealed, weatherproof enclosure that won’t flap or tear in strong winds, ensuring reliable protection and a neater appearance on site.
Shrink wrap building screens are designed to be highly durable and can stay in place for many months, depending on the project’s requirements and environmental exposure. They maintain their integrity and performance throughout their use.
Yes, shrink wrap building screens are 100% recyclable. Once the project is complete, the screens can be removed quickly and easily, then collected for recycling, making them an environmentally responsible choice.
Shrink wrap construction screens are ideal for temporary weather protection and dust containment in concrete or steel frame buildings, fit-out work, facade refurbishments, and many other construction projects where a secure, weatherproof enclosure is needed.
Building Wrap Case Studies
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Screening 81 Openings Inside a Curved CLT Structure, Surrey
Rhino Shrink Wrap supplied 300 micron fire-retardant construction screens for 81 irregular openings across a curved CLT residential structure in Windlesham, Surrey.
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Branded Construction Screens for Manchester Residential Block
Rhino Shrink Wrap supplied fire-retardant construction screening for a 26-floor Manchester residential scheme, including custom-printed branded film across 7 floors.
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Construction Screens for Excelsior Castlefield, Manchester
A Rhino Shrink Wrap case study showing how fire-retardant construction screens were specified for eight levels at Excelsior Castlefield, Manchester, using a repeatable timber batten fixing method across a phased build programme.
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