Questions developers ask. Glass construction hoarding in Dubai and the UAE.

How is WE WALL different from printed film on hoarding?

Film is laminated onto the surface and can peel, fade and discolour under UV. WE WALL uses ceramic ink fired into the glass, so the print becomes part of the panel.

Is glass safe on a construction site?

The panels are tempered safety glass. If a panel breaks, it fractures into small blunt fragments rather than large sharp shards. Ask for the technical specification when you request a proposal.

Can every project have its own design?

Yes. Artwork is printed for each project, so the hoarding can carry the project's renders, name and sales message.

Can the panels be lit at night?

Yes. Panels can be lit from inside so the print stays readable after dark, when foot traffic and road traffic peak around the site.

How much does it cost and how long does it take?

Price and lead time depend on the perimeter length, the design and the location. Send the site details and we will prepare a proposal.

Can a screen be built into the hoarding?

Yes, in two ways. The AI consultant lets a passer-by scan a QR code and ask questions about the development. The optional AI module can add access control, perimeter monitoring and traffic analytics. Both are specified per project.

Where do you work?

Dubai and the wider UAE. WE WALL hoarding already stands in Tashkent, and we also deliver projects for developers in Russia.

What happens to the panels at the end of the project?

The structural frame and fixings can be reused. Glass panels carry site-specific artwork. Ask about panel removal when you request a proposal.

Can the hoarding include a doorway or vehicle gate?

TODO Q2: confirm standard gate and access options with the technical team.

Tell us about the site.

Each proposal is built around the perimeter, the design and the location.