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Street Solutions UK | SKU:
203756
Fire Equipment Safety Signs - Fire Fighting Equipment Upwards Arrow
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£1.80
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Fire Equipment Safety Signs - Fire Fighting Equipment Upwards Arrow - 300mm x 100mm / Self-Adhesive Vinyl / Self Adhesive is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Fire Equipment Safety Signs - Fire Fighting Equipment Upwards Arrow
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Fire Equipment Safety Signs - Fire Fighting Equipment Upwards 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 to last
Clear directional wording
The sign states "Fire fighting equipment" with a helmet, flame pictogram and upward arrow, so the message is unambiguous.
Fixes your way
Self-adhesive, drill holes, horizontal channel or vertical channel mounting covers walls, posts, barriers and gates.
Directs to equipment fast
Signage guides staff and visitors straight to firefighting equipment during an emergency.
Indoor and outdoor use
Rigid PVC, foam PVC and polycarbonate options are all suited to exterior fixing as well as indoor use.
Overview
Fire Fighting Equipment Up Arrow Sign - Overview
The Fire Fighting Equipment sign with an upward arrow directs staff and visitors to firefighting equipment located ahead or above. It carries a fireman's helmet and flame pictogram alongside the wording, and is available in two sizes and five materials, with self-adhesive or drill-fix mounting to suit walls, posts and barriers.
300mm
Compact size
450mm
Large size
5materials
Options
4fixings
Mounting options
| Dimensions | |
|---|---|
| Width | 300mm or 450mm |
| Height | 100mm or 150mm |
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Colour | Red and white |
| Materials | Self-Adhesive Vinyl, Rigid PVC (1mm), Foam PVC, Photoluminescent PVC, Polycarbonate |
| Fixing | Self-adhesive, drill holes, horizontal channel or vertical channel |
Frequently asked questions
What does the arrow on this sign indicate?
What does the arrow on this sign indicate?
The upward arrow shows that the firefighting equipment is straight ahead or above the sign's position, guiding people directly to it in an emergency.
What size do I need?
What size do I need?
300mm x 100mm suits standard corridor and doorway fixing at close range. Choose 450mm x 150mm for longer corridors or where the sign needs to be read from further away.
Which material holds up best outdoors?
Which material holds up best outdoors?
Rigid PVC, foam PVC and polycarbonate are all suitable for exterior fixing. Polycarbonate is the toughest of the three and is also available with channel fixings for posts and barriers.
What's the difference between drill-fix and channel fixing?
What's the difference between drill-fix and channel fixing?
Drill-fix uses four holes to bolt the sign to a flat surface. Horizontal channel fixing is for mounting on vertical posts, and vertical channel fixing is for mounting on horizontal bars such as gates or car park barriers.
Will the sign stay visible if the power goes out?
Will the sign stay visible if the power goes out?
Choose the photoluminescent version - it absorbs ambient light and continues to glow for a period after the lights go out, keeping the direction to the equipment visible.
Can this sign be fitted to a car park barrier or gate?
Can this sign be fitted to a car park barrier or gate?
Yes - order it with vertical channel fixing, which clips onto a horizontal bar such as a car park barrier or gate rail.
Is the sign pre-printed or do I need to add wording myself?
Is the sign pre-printed or do I need to add wording myself?
It's pre-printed with the wording, helmet and flame pictogram and arrow already in place - no extra labelling is needed on site.
