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Melba Swintex · SKU:
015160
Road Flooded Follow Diversion Arrow Right 600 x 450mm Q-Sign
Road Flooded - Follow Diversion right arrow, 600x450mm folding Q-Sign in recycled polypropylene. BS 8442 and Chapter 8 compliant, 5.3kg, in stock.
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Road Flooded Follow Diversion Arrow Right 600 x 450mm Q-Sign
Regular price
£24.99
Unit price
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Road Flooded Follow Diversion Arrow Right 600 x 450mm Q-Sign is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Why it works
Ready when the road floods
Right-hand diversion at a glance
The arrow and flood notice read clearly from a distance, giving drivers time to move right before reaching the water.
Meets the public highway standard
Complies with BS 8442:2015, Chapter 8 of the Traffic Signs Manual and the Red Book 2013.
No tools to set up
The retractable stand is built into the frame, so one person unfolds it and it stands itself.
Will not rust in standing water
Fully recycled polypropylene with no metal parts, so flood conditions do not damage it and it holds no scrap value.
Wind-tested
Tested under strict wind conditions with the appropriate ballast weightings applied.
Overview
Road Flooded Follow Diversion Arrow Right 600 x 450mm Q-Sign - Overview
A Q-Sign carrying the "Road Flooded - Follow Diversion" notice with a right-pointing arrow, for sending traffic around a flooded carriageway. Built on the same folding recycled polypropylene A-frame as the rest of the Q-Sign range, free-standing without extra fixings.
600x450mm
Sign face
5.3kg
Weight
60mm
Folded depth
50units
Per pallet
| Dimensions | |
|---|---|
| Sign face | 600 x 450mm |
| Total height | 750mm |
| Total width | 620mm |
| Depth (folded) | 60mm |
| Depth (set up) | 700mm |
| Weight | 5.3kg |
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Material | Fully recycled polypropylene |
| Frame colour | Black |
| Legend | Road Flooded - Follow Diversion, right arrow |
| Compliance | BS 8442:2015, Chapter 8, Red Book 2013, TSRGD |
| Customisation | Bespoke vinyl sign faces available |
| Units per pallet | 50 |
Frequently asked questions
What does the arrow tell drivers?
What does the arrow tell drivers?
It warns that the road ahead is flooded and sends drivers right, onto the diversion route, using a 600 x 450mm sign face.
Is there a left-arrow version too?
Is there a left-arrow version too?
Yes - the same sign is available with a left-pointing arrow if your diversion runs the other way.
Does it need weighting down?
Does it need weighting down?
In open or windy locations, yes. The frame is wind-tested with the correct ballast weightings, using either sandbags or a dedicated ballast weight.
How much does it weigh?
How much does it weigh?
5.3kg, so one person can carry it, unfold the built-in stand and have it standing in seconds.
Can it be used on public roads?
Can it be used on public roads?
Yes, it conforms to BS 8442:2015, Chapter 8 of the Traffic Signs Manual and the Red Book 2013.
Will standing water or rain damage it?
Will standing water or rain damage it?
No - it is fully recycled polypropylene with no metal parts, so it will not rust and can stay out in wet conditions.
Can the wording be changed?
Can the wording be changed?
Yes, the same folding frame takes a bespoke vinyl face if you need different wording for your diversion.
