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Fire Exit – Arrow Left Safety Sign

Clearly identifies a designated fire exit or escape route to the left, helping occupants evacuate the building safely during an emergency.<br><br>Suitable for positioning where people must turn or continue to the left to follow the established escape route.<br><br>Clear fire-exit symbol with left-pointing directional arrow<br>Helps occupants identify the correct escape route<br>Size: 450 × 150 mm<br>Manufactured from durable 1 mm rigid plastic<br>Suitable for workplaces, offices, corridors and communal areas<br>Suitable for indoor use<br>Supplied with self-adhesive fixing tabs for straightforward installation<br><br>Sign placement should correspond with the building’s established escape route and fire-risk assessment.

Fire Action 5-Point Notice – Do Not Use the Lift

Provides clear instructions on the actions occupants should take if they discover a fire or hear the fire alarm.<br><br>The five-point notice includes an important instruction not to use the lift during a fire evacuation, making it suitable for multi-storey workplaces and buildings fitted with lifts.<br><br>Displays five essential fire-action instructions<br>Includes a clear “Do Not Use the Lift” warning<br>Helps employees, visitors and contractors respond appropriately<br>Suitable for positioning near fire-alarm call points, entrances and communal areas<br>Size: 200 × 300 mm<br>Manufactured from durable 1 mm rigid plastic<br>Suitable for indoor use<br>Supplied with self-adhesive fixing tabs for straightforward installation<br><br>The notice should be positioned prominently and used alongside the building’s established fire-emergency arrangements.

Fire Exit – Arrow Right Safety Sign

Clearly identifies a designated fire exit or escape route to the right, helping occupants evacuate the building safely during an emergency.<br><br>Suitable for positioning where people must turn or continue to the right to follow the established escape route.<br><br>Clear fire-exit symbol with right-pointing directional arrow<br>Helps occupants identify the correct escape route<br>Suitable for workplaces, offices, corridors and communal areas<br>Manufactured from durable 1 mm rigid plastic<br>450 x 150<br>Suitable for indoor use<br>Supplied with self-adhesive fixing tabs for straightforward installation<br><br>Sign placement should correspond with the building’s established escape route and fire-risk assessment.

Fire Exit – Arrow Down Safety Sign

Clearly identifies the direction of a designated fire exit or escape route, helping occupants evacuate the building safely during an emergency.<br><br>The downward-pointing arrow may be used where the escape route continues downwards or where the relevant exit is positioned directly beneath the sign. Sign placement should reflect the building’s established escape route and fire-risk assessment.<br><br>Clear fire-exit symbol with downward directional arrow<br>Helps occupants identify the correct escape route<br>Suitable for workplaces, offices, corridors and communal areas<br>Manufactured from durable 1 mm rigid plastic<br>450x150<br>Suitable for indoor use<br>Supplied with self-adhesive fixing tabs for straightforward installation

Fire Door – Keep Locked Safety Sign

Clearly identifies a fire door that must remain locked<br>Helps prevent unauthorised access and supports effective fire-safety arrangements<br>Suitable for designated fire doors, service areas, plant rooms and restricted-access locations<br>Clear mandatory safety message for employees, contractors and visitors<br>Clear and readily understood mandatory safety instruction<br>Designed using recognised safety-sign colours and conventions<br>Manufactured from durable 1 mm rigid plastic<br>Suitable for indoor use<br>Supplied with self-adhesive fixing tabs for straightforward installation<br><br>Only use this sign where the relevant door is intended to remain locked and is not a fire-exit door that people may need to open during an emergency