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Melba Swintex · SKU:
015031
Caution Lorries Turning 600 x 450mm Q-Sign
Caution Lorries Turning 600 x 450mm Q-Sign on a folding A-frame. BS 8442:2015 and Chapter 8 ready, recycled polypropylene. In stock at SSUK.
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Why it works
Why this is the site exit staple
Clear warning at site exits
Tells drivers and pedestrians that HGVs are turning before they reach the hazard.
Chapter 8 scheme ready
Conforms to BS 8442:2015 for Chapter 8 and Red Book 2013 use.
No metal, no rust, no theft
Fully recycled polypropylene with no scrap value, safe to leave out overnight.
Out of the van in seconds
A 5.3kg one-person lift with a built-in retractable stand.
Stays put in bad weather
Wind-tested with the appropriate ballast weightings.
Overview
Caution Lorries Turning 600 x 450mm Q-Sign - Overview
A ready-printed Q-Sign warning that lorries are turning ahead - the standard pick for site exits. The 600 x 450mm face sits on the black recycled polypropylene A-frame from Melba Swintex, folds flat between uses and stands on its own retractable stand wherever HGVs cross traffic or pedestrians.
600 x 450mm
Sign face
750mm
Total height
5.3kg
Weight
50units
Per pallet
| Dimensions | |
|---|---|
| Sign face | 600 x 450mm |
| Total height | 750mm |
| Total width | 620mm |
| Depth (folded) | 60mm |
| Depth (set up) | 700mm |
| Weight | 5.3kg |
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Legend | Caution Lorries Turning |
| Frame material | Fully recycled polypropylene |
| Frame colour | Black |
| Customisation | Bespoke vinyl faces available for other wording |
| Compliance | BS 8442:2015, Chapter 8, Red Book 2013, TSRGD |
| Units per pallet | 50 |
Frequently asked questions
When would I put this sign out?
When would I put this sign out?
Whenever lorries are turning across a footway or live carriageway - typically at construction site exits, haul route crossings and loading areas.
Is it suitable for the public highway?
Is it suitable for the public highway?
Yes, when set up to the code of practice - it conforms to the requirements of BS 8442:2015 and is designed for Chapter 8 and Red Book 2013 use.
Do I need ballast with it?
Do I need ballast with it?
The Q-Sign range is wind-tested with the appropriate ballast weightings. In exposed spots, add the sign and barrier ballast weight or pre-filled sand bags.
Can it live outside for the length of a job?
Can it live outside for the length of a job?
Yes - it is 100% polypropylene with no metal parts, so nothing rusts, it is non-conductive and there is no scrap value to tempt thieves.
How easy is it to move between exits?
How easy is it to move between exits?
At 5.3kg it is a one-person lift. The frame folds flat to 60mm, so a few of them stack neatly in a van.
Can I have different wording on the same frame?
Can I have different wording on the same frame?
Yes - bespoke vinyl sign faces are available, and there are blank versions of this frame if you prefer to apply your own.
How are larger orders supplied?
How are larger orders supplied?
On a single pallet of 50 signs - useful if you are kitting out a fleet or a full scheme.
