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Ensure your premises meet fire safety regulations with this clear and compliant Fire Action (Manual Call 999) notice. In an emergency, clear instructions are vital to reduce panic and guide people to safety. This sign provides the essential information needed for a correct response, helping you mitigate risk and ensure the wellbeing of everyone on site. Choosing the right material and location is a key part of your fire risk assessment, ensuring the sign remains visible and legible when it's needed most.
| Size | 200 x 150mm, 300 x 250mm |
| Material Options | Rigid Plastic, Self Adhesive Vinyl, Photoluminescent Rigid, Photoluminescent S/A Vinyl, Quick-Fix Rigid PVC with SAV Backing |
Premium repositionable vinyl that adheres perfectly to smooth, clean surfaces such as painted walls, metal, or glass. It can be applied bubble-free and removes without damage or residue.
Select this for quick and easy compliance on internal doors and walls.
Made from durable 1mm thick PVC, this sign is shatterproof and suitable for both indoor and sheltered outdoor areas. Can be mounted with screws or adhesive for a secure, lasting placement.
Advisable for busy areas where signs may be subject to knocks and wear.
Glow-in-the-dark self-adhesive vinyl offering excellent emergency visibility. The peel-and-stick application makes it simple to add compliant signage to crucial fire safety points.
The recommended choice for highlighting procedures on escape routes.
A rigid PVC sign that absorbs light to glow brightly for up to 8 hours in darkness. This is a vital component for any location that experiences periods of low light or is at risk of power failure.
Essential for compliance in buildings with complex or windowless escape routes.
This rigid sign features a powerful self-adhesive backing, removing the need for drilling. Just peel the backing and apply to a clean, dry surface for an instant and secure fit.
A practical choice for listed buildings or areas where drilling is prohibited.
