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Street Solutions UK | SKU:
2031630
Mandatory Fire Safety Signs - Keep Clear Exit for Emergency Escape Route
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Mandatory Fire Safety Signs - Keep Clear Exit for Emergency Escape Route - 100mm x 100mm / Self-Adhesive Vinyl / Self Adhesive is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Mandatory Fire Safety Signs - Keep Clear Exit for Emergency Escape Route - 100mm x 100mm / Self-Adhesive Vinyl / Self Adhesive is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Why it works
Keep the escape route clear, day or night
Clear mandatory instruction
Blue and white "Keep clear / Exit for emergency escape route" wording is instantly recognisable as a mandatory instruction.
Keeps the escape route usable
Reminds staff and visitors not to block a designated emergency escape door, so the route stays clear when it's needed.
Fixes your way
Self-adhesive or drill-fix mounting covers most materials, with channel fixing on the 200mm Vinyl Composite for posts, barriers and gates.
Five material choices
From self-adhesive vinyl to fully waterproof vinyl composite, suited to indoor and outdoor doors.
Photoluminescent option
Charges in ambient light and stays visible if the power fails.
Overview
Mandatory Fire Safety Signs - Keep Clear Exit for Emergency Escape Route - Overview
The Keep Clear Exit for Emergency Escape Route sign is a blue and white mandatory sign that reminds people to keep the area in front of a designated emergency escape door free of obstructions, supporting a fast, safe evacuation. It is available in two sizes and five materials, with self-adhesive, drill-fix or channel mounting to suit the door and its surroundings.
100-200mm
Sign width
2sizes
Available
5materials
Choices
3fixings
Mounting methods
| Dimensions | |
|---|---|
| Width | 100mm / 200mm |
| Height | 100mm / 200mm |
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Colour | Blue and white |
| Materials | Self-adhesive vinyl, rigid PVC (1mm), foam PVC, photoluminescent PVC, vinyl composite |
| Fixing | Self-adhesive, drill holes, or channel (200mm Vinyl Composite only) |
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from a directional 'Fire Exit' sign?
How is this different from a directional 'Fire Exit' sign?
This sign tells people to keep the area in front of an emergency escape door clear rather than pointing the way to an exit - use it alongside directional Fire Exit signage, not instead of it.
What sizes are available?
What sizes are available?
100mm x 100mm and 200mm x 200mm, so you can match the sign to the door and how far away it needs to be read.
Which material suits a door that's exposed to the weather?
Which material suits a door that's exposed to the weather?
Rigid PVC, foam PVC or vinyl composite are all suited to outdoor fixing; keep self-adhesive vinyl to a smooth indoor surface.
Can this be fixed to a wall panel next to the door rather than the door itself?
Can this be fixed to a wall panel next to the door rather than the door itself?
Yes - drill-fix and self-adhesive options both work on a flat wall panel, and the 200mm Vinyl Composite is also available with a channel fixing for posts, barriers or gates nearby.
Will the photoluminescent version still be visible in a power cut?
Will the photoluminescent version still be visible in a power cut?
It charges under normal lighting and glows in sudden darkness, useful for stairwells and corridors if the power goes during an evacuation.
Is this suitable for a multi-occupancy office block?
Is this suitable for a multi-occupancy office block?
Yes - it's designed for any building with a designated emergency escape route, including offices, hotels, warehouses, apartment blocks and industrial sites.
Who normally fits this sign?
Who normally fits this sign?
Facilities teams or fire safety officers typically install it as part of a wider escape-route signage scheme, alongside directional Fire Exit signs and floor plans.
