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Street Solutions UK | SKU:
016122
Two Way Traffic Triangle Metal Sign Face 521 - 750mm
£14.91
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£17.89
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Two Way Traffic Triangle Metal Sign Face 521 - 750mm - Sign Face Only is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Two Way Traffic Triangle Metal Sign Face 521 - 750mm
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Two Way Traffic Triangle Metal Sign Face 521 - 750mm - Sign Face Only is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Why it works
Warning signing built to last in steel
Chapter 8 compliant
Meets the requirement for temporary warning signing on public works.
Class 1 reflective
The RA1 retroreflective face stays clear to drivers in low light and at night.
Interchangeable faces
The face swaps between frames, so one frame can carry several signs.
Made in the UK
Designed and manufactured in the UK in Zintec and plated steel.
Weather-resistant steel
Painted and plated steel stands up to rain, wind and daily site use.
Overview
Two Way Traffic Metal Sign Face 750mm - Overview
The Two Way Traffic Triangle Metal Sign Face is a 750mm warning triangle (diagram 521) that tells drivers to expect oncoming traffic. It is made in the UK from Zintec and plated steel with a Class 1 (RA1) retroreflective face, and the face swaps between frames. Buy the face on its own or with a 750mm triangle frame and clips.
750mm
Triangle face size
RA1class 1
Reflectivity
2.7kg
Face weight
7.74kg
Frame weight
| Dimensions | |
|---|---|
| Sign face | 860mm wide x 750mm high, 2.7kg |
| Frame | 1080mm high x 870mm wide, 7.74kg |
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Diagram | 521 (two-way traffic) |
| Reflectivity | Class 1 (RA1) |
| Sign face colours | Red / white / black |
| Frame colour | Grey |
| Sign face material | Zintec and plated steel |
| Frame material | Painted steel |
| Compliance | Chapter 8 |
| Origin | Made in the UK |
In use
Where the two-way traffic sign works
The diagram 521 triangle is used wherever drivers need warning that two-way traffic is ahead.
- One-way sections returning to two-way running
- Contraflow and lane-closure schemes on highways and street works
- Construction and utility works with traffic in both directions
- Events and estate roads with oncoming vehicles
Frequently asked questions
What does diagram 521 mean?
What does diagram 521 mean?
It is the number for the two-way traffic warning sign - a red-bordered triangle with two black arrows pointing in opposite directions. It warns drivers to expect oncoming traffic, usually where a one-way road returns to two-way running.
Does the price include a frame?
Does the price include a frame?
There are two options. Sign Face Only is just the 750mm triangle face, for frames you already own. Include Frame and Clips adds a 750mm triangle metal frame and the clips that hold the face in place.
Can I swap this face onto another frame?
Can I swap this face onto another frame?
Yes. The faces are interchangeable, so you can move them between frames and keep one frame working across several signs.
How visible is it at night?
How visible is it at night?
The face is Class 1 (RA1) retroreflective, so it returns headlight glare to the driver and stays legible in low light and darkness.
How do I stop it blowing over?
How do I stop it blowing over?
Mounted in its frame the sign can be weighted with sandbags. We stock ready-filled sandbags if you need them.
What are the dimensions and weight?
What are the dimensions and weight?
The sign face is 860mm wide by 750mm high and weighs 2.7kg. The frame is 1080mm high by 870mm wide and weighs 7.74kg.
How long does delivery take?
How long does delivery take?
Delivery is typically 1-5 working days for both options. Get in touch if you need it for a fixed start date and we will confirm timing before you order.
