Mitigate risk and ensure your site complies with health and safety regulations by clearly marking fragile roof areas. This multi-message sign provides an unambiguous instruction, advising personnel of the danger and prohibiting the area's use for storage. Deploying this sign is a critical step in your risk assessment strategy, helping to prevent falls from height and ensuring all staff and visitors are aware of inherent structural dangers.

Fragile Roof Safety Sign Key Features

Conforms to the design principles of BS EN ISO 7010.
Available in two sizes for optimal placement and visibility.
Choice of durable Rigid Plastic or flexible Self Adhesive Vinyl.
High-contrast colours and universally recognised symbols for immediate comprehension.
Effectively communicates two safety messages in one sign.

Fragile Roof Safety Sign Specifications

Size	300 x 100mm, 600 x 400mm
Material Options	Self Adhesive Vinyl, 1mm Rigid Plastic

Common Fragile Roof Sign Applications

Above access ladders leading to rooftops on commercial buildings.
On internal doors opening onto maintenance walkways near fragile skylights.
Construction sites with temporary or partially completed roof structures.
Factory mezzanines where upper levels may be misidentified as storage space.

Available Materials

Self Adhesive Vinyl

Our premium self-adhesive vinyl is the perfect solution for a fast, straightforward installation. Featuring a repositionable backing for stress-free alignment, it adheres firmly to any smooth, clean surface like metal, glass, or painted walls. When it's time for removal, it peels away cleanly without leaving any damage or residue.

Select Self Adhesive Vinyl for a versatile, non-permanent application on finished surfaces.

Rigid Plastic

This sign is also available in a 1mm rigid PVC plastic, a lightweight yet shatterproof material designed for durability. It is well-suited for both indoor and sheltered outdoor environments where a more permanent fixture is needed. The material can be easily drilled and mounted with screws or fixed with a strong adhesive.

This is the recommended material for uneven surfaces or when a long-term, fixed installation is required by your safety audit.