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Street Solutions UK | SKU:
203396
Fire Equipment Safety Signs - Dry Powder Extinguisher Instructions
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Fire Equipment Safety Signs - Dry Powder Extinguisher Instructions
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Fire Equipment Safety Signs - Dry Powder Extinguisher Instructions - 150mm x 200mm / Self-Adhesive Vinyl / Self Adhesive is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Why it works
What the sign confirms
Four-way safe-use guidance
Green ticks confirm the extinguisher is safe for wood, paper and textile fires, live electrical equipment, gaseous fires and flammable liquids.
Fixing to suit the surface
Self-adhesive backing, drill holes, or a channel on vinyl composite, for mounting to walls, posts or bars.
Recognised fire safety colours
Red, white and blue signage in the format used across UK dry powder extinguisher instructions.
Built for indoors or out
Vinyl composite, rigid PVC, foam PVC and photoluminescent PVC all suit exterior mounting.
Two sizes
150mm x 200mm or 200mm x 300mm sign faces to suit the viewing distance.
Overview
Dry Powder Extinguisher Instructions Sign - Overview
This sign pairs the dry powder extinguisher pictogram with four green ticks, confirming at a glance that it is safe to use on wood, paper and textile fires, live electrical equipment, gaseous fires and flammable liquids. It is made in two sizes and five materials to suit different walls, posts and viewing distances.
4ticks
Fire types confirmed safe for use
150mm
Smallest sign height
300mm
Largest sign width
5materials
Material options
| Dimensions | |
|---|---|
| Small size | 150mm x 200mm |
| Large size | 200mm x 300mm |
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Colour | Red, white and blue |
| Materials | Self-adhesive vinyl, rigid PVC (1mm or 3mm), foam PVC, photoluminescent PVC, vinyl composite |
| Fixing | Self-adhesive (vinyl), drill holes, or channel mounting (vinyl composite) |
| Use | Indoor and outdoor |
Frequently asked questions
What does this sign confirm about the extinguisher?
What does this sign confirm about the extinguisher?
Four green ticks confirm the dry powder extinguisher is safe to use on wood, paper and textile fires, live electrical equipment, gaseous fires and flammable liquids.
Why doesn't this sign show any crosses, unlike some of your other extinguisher instruction signs?
Why doesn't this sign show any crosses, unlike some of your other extinguisher instruction signs?
This sign covers a dry powder extinguisher, which the four ticks confirm as safe across all four fire types shown - nothing is marked as unsuitable on this particular sign.
What sizes are available?
What sizes are available?
150mm x 200mm or 200mm x 300mm - choose the larger size if it needs to be read from further away.
Which material should I fit?
Which material should I fit?
Self-adhesive vinyl for a smooth indoor wall, rigid PVC or foam PVC for a lightweight screw-fixed panel, vinyl composite for the toughest exterior option, or photoluminescent PVC if the sign needs to stay visible in a power cut.
How is the sign fixed in place?
How is the sign fixed in place?
Self-adhesive vinyl carries its own adhesive backing. Rigid PVC, foam PVC and photoluminescent versions use drill holes. Vinyl composite also comes with horizontal or vertical channel fixing for posts or bars.
Can this sign go outdoors?
Can this sign go outdoors?
Yes - rigid PVC, foam PVC, vinyl composite and photoluminescent PVC are all suitable for outdoor mounting; self-adhesive vinyl is best kept indoors or somewhere sheltered.
Do I need a separate sign to show where the extinguisher is?
Do I need a separate sign to show where the extinguisher is?
This is an instructions sign, not a directional one - pair it with a fire extinguisher location or arrow sign if people also need pointing toward the equipment.
