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Street Solutions UK | SKU:
2031804
Mandatory Fire Safety Door Signs - Staircase Must Be Kept Clear
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Mandatory Fire Safety Door Signs - Staircase Must Be Kept Clear
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Mandatory Fire Safety Door Signs - Staircase Must Be Kept Clear - 150mm x 200mm / Self-Adhesive Vinyl / Self Adhesive is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Why it works
Built for the staircase, ready for an evacuation
Clear mandatory instruction
Blue and white "Staircase must be kept clear" wording is instantly recognisable as a mandatory instruction.
Keeps the staircase usable
Reminds staff and visitors not to leave items or obstructions on the stairs, so the route stays clear when it's needed.
Fixes your way
Self-adhesive or drill-fix mounting covers most materials, with horizontal or vertical channel fixing on the Vinyl Composite option at every size.
Five material choices
From self-adhesive vinyl to fully waterproof vinyl composite, suited to indoor and outdoor staircases.
Photoluminescent option
Charges in ambient light and stays visible if the power fails.
Overview
Mandatory Fire Safety Door Signs - Staircase Must Be Kept Clear - Overview
The Staircase Must Be Kept Clear sign is a blue and white mandatory sign that reminds people not to obstruct a staircase, keeping it usable for a safe, fast evacuation. It is sized for door or wall mounting in three sizes and five materials, with self-adhesive, drill-fix or channel mounting to suit the location.
150-300mm
Sign width
3sizes
Available
5materials
Choices
3fixings
Mounting methods
| Dimensions | |
|---|---|
| Width | 150mm / 200mm / 300mm |
| Height | 200mm / 300mm / 400mm |
| 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 (Vinyl Composite only) |
Frequently asked questions
What size do I need for a staircase door or landing?
What size do I need for a staircase door or landing?
150mm x 200mm suits a single door or narrow landing at close range; move up to 200mm x 300mm or 300mm x 400mm for wider stairwells or where the sign needs to be read from further back.
Is channel fixing available on every size?
Is channel fixing available on every size?
Yes - the Vinyl Composite option offers horizontal or vertical channel fixing at all three sizes, 150mm x 200mm, 200mm x 300mm and 300mm x 400mm.
Which material suits an external fire escape staircase?
Which material suits an external fire escape staircase?
Rigid PVC, foam PVC or vinyl composite are all suited to outdoor exposure; keep self-adhesive vinyl for a smooth, sheltered indoor surface.
Can this be fixed to a handrail or balustrade rather than a door?
Can this be fixed to a handrail or balustrade rather than a door?
Yes - the Vinyl Composite version with channel fixing is designed for handrails, posts and barriers as well as direct door or wall mounting.
Does the photoluminescent option work without mains power?
Does the photoluminescent option work without mains power?
Yes - it charges under normal ambient lighting and glows on its own if the power fails, useful in stairwells during a power cut.
Why does a staircase need to be kept clear rather than just the fire exit door?
Why does a staircase need to be kept clear rather than just the fire exit door?
Stored items, bins or equipment left on stairs create a trip hazard and slow evacuation, so the instruction covers the whole staircase, not just the door at the bottom.
Who typically specifies this sign?
Who typically specifies this sign?
Facilities managers and fire safety officers usually include it as part of a wider fire safety signage scheme alongside fire exit and extinguisher location signs.
