Fire Door Keep Closed 65mm Diameter - Sheet Of 6 Photoluminescent - Safety Sign£29.15Ex. VAT
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To comply with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, it is mandatory to ensure all fire doors are correctly signed. These 'Fire Door Keep Closed' signs serve as a constant reminder, crucial for reducing risk and ensuring fire compartmentation is not compromised. Installing these signs is a simple but vital step in passing safety audits and protecting occupants in the event of an emergency.
| Size | 65mm Diameter (Sheet of 6) |
| Material Options | Rigid Plastic |
A 1mm thick PVC material that offers an ideal balance of strength and low weight. It is shatterproof, making it a safe choice for public areas. The material is easy to drill for screw-fixing or can be mounted using a suitable adhesive, providing a reliable installation for indoor or sheltered outdoor areas.
Select this compliant material to meet your safety audit requirements and reduce risk effectively.
To comply with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, it is mandatory to ensure all fire doors are correctly signed. These 'Fire Door Keep Closed' signs serve as a constant reminder, crucial for reducing risk and ensuring fire compartmentation is not compromised. Installing these signs is a simple but vital step in passing safety audits and protecting occupants in the event of an emergency.
| Size | 65mm Diameter (Sheet of 6) |
| Material Options | Rigid Plastic |
A 1mm thick PVC material that offers an ideal balance of strength and low weight. It is shatterproof, making it a safe choice for public areas. The material is easy to drill for screw-fixing or can be mounted using a suitable adhesive, providing a reliable installation for indoor or sheltered outdoor areas.
Select this compliant material to meet your safety audit requirements and reduce risk effectively.
