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Street Solutions UK | SKU:
2032131
NHS Estates Fire Safety Signs - Fire Exit Downwards Arrow
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NHS Estates Fire Safety Signs - Fire Exit Downwards Arrow - 300mm x 100mm / Self-Adhesive Vinyl / Self Adhesive is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Why it works
Clear direction, built for NHS estates
BS EN ISO 7010 compliant
The pictogram meets BS EN ISO 7010, the international standard for safety signs.
Reads clearly at a distance
Green and white safe condition colours and a bold downward arrow are legible from across a corridor or ward.
Multiple fixing options
Choose self-adhesive, drill-hole, horizontal channel or vertical channel fixing to suit the mounting surface.
Photoluminescent option
Charges under ambient light and stays visible if the power fails, suited to directional escape signage in healthcare settings.
Interior and exterior use
Foam PVC and vinyl composite options are durable enough for exterior use as well as interior corridors.
Overview
NHS Estates Fire Exit Downwards Arrow Sign - Overview
The NHS Estates Fire Exit Downwards Arrow Sign is a safe condition sign developed for NHS estate buildings, combining the running-man pictogram and Exit wording with a downward arrow. It is BS EN ISO 7010 compliant and suits hospitals, clinics, care homes and NHS administrative buildings wherever a fire exit route needs marking below or downstairs.
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| Dimensions | |
|---|---|
| 300mm size | 300mm x 100mm |
| 450mm size | 450mm x 150mm |
| 600mm size | 600mm x 200mm |
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Colour | Green & White |
| Materials | Self-Adhesive Vinyl, Rigid PVC (1mm), Foam PVC, Photoluminescent PVC, Vinyl Composite |
| Certification | BS EN ISO 7010 |
| Fixing | Self Adhesive, Drill Holes, Horizontal Channel (all sizes), Vertical Channel (300mm/450mm) |
| Pictogram | "Exit" wording with running man and downward arrow |
Frequently asked questions
What sizes does the NHS Estates Fire Exit Downwards Arrow sign come in?
What sizes does the NHS Estates Fire Exit Downwards Arrow sign come in?
Three sizes: 300mm x 100mm, 450mm x 150mm and 600mm x 200mm, so the sign can be matched to the corridor width and viewing distance.
What does BS EN ISO 7010 mean for this sign?
What does BS EN ISO 7010 mean for this sign?
It is the international pictogram standard for safety signs, so the running-man and arrow symbol is recognised consistently across a healthcare estate and beyond.
Is this sign specific to NHS buildings?
Is this sign specific to NHS buildings?
It is designed for use across NHS estates, though the pictogram and downward arrow work the same way in any building with a fire exit route heading down.
Which material should I choose?
Which material should I choose?
Self-adhesive vinyl suits smooth, clean surfaces; rigid PVC and foam PVC are lightweight interior/exterior options; vinyl composite is durable and waterproof; photoluminescent PVC stays visible if the power fails.
Can I fix this sign to a horizontal bar or post?
Can I fix this sign to a horizontal bar or post?
Vinyl composite is available with a horizontal channel (all sizes) or a vertical channel (300mm and 450mm only) for fixing to posts or bars.
Is the photoluminescent option genuinely glow-in-the-dark?
Is the photoluminescent option genuinely glow-in-the-dark?
Yes, it charges under ambient light and illuminates as soon as the room darkens, so the exit route stays visible if lighting fails.
What does the downward arrow mean?
What does the downward arrow mean?
It shows the fire exit route continues down, for example down a stairwell or to a lower floor, rather than straight ahead or up.
