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Managing designated smoking areas at building thresholds is essential for maintaining air quality and site safety. This prohibition sign is used to clearly mark the restricted zone around doorways and gates, ensuring ...
Description and applications
Managing designated smoking areas at building thresholds is essential for maintaining air quality and site safety. This prohibition sign is used to clearly mark the restricted zone around doorways and gates, ensuring that smoke does not drift into shared indoor spaces or obstruct the airflow at main access points in commercial buildings, warehouses, or government offices.
Installing these safety signs at every entry and exit point reduces the risk of congestion and conflict between smokers and pedestrians. The high-contrast layout provides an immediate visual directive that is easy for staff and visitors to spot from a distance, meaning there is no confusion about where the restricted zone begins. Because it is constructed from metal, the sign withstands the daily wear and tear of high-traffic areas and resists weathering when mounted on external walls or fences.
This specific model measures 300x225mm and is manufactured from durable metal to ensure long-term visibility. These specifications make it a reliable choice for maintaining the required 4 metre clearance at all NSW entry and exit points.
Features
- Indicates smoking is prohibited within 4 metres of entry or exit
- Constructed from durable metal material
- Clear prohibition layout for high visibility
- Designed for use at building thresholds and access points
Specifications
| Size | 300x225mm |
| Material | Metal |
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