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Confusion during an emergency evacuation can lead to dangerous delays and congestion at lift bays. This prohibition sign provides a clear, immediate instruction to occupants and visitors, ensuring they move toward sta...
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Confusion during an emergency evacuation can lead to dangerous delays and congestion at lift bays. This prohibition sign provides a clear, immediate instruction to occupants and visitors, ensuring they move toward stairs rather than elevators during a fire. It is a necessary addition to the safety signs layout in multi-storey offices, warehouses, and apartment complexes where vertical transit is common.
By placing these signs at eye level next to lift call buttons, site managers reduce the risk of people attempting to use lifts during an alarm. The high-contrast design ensures the message is legible from a distance, allowing people to make fast decisions when seconds count. This helps floor wardens manage the flow of people more effectively and ensures that emergency responders have clear access to the building without dealing with trapped occupants in lift shafts.
Constructed from poly material, the sign measures 300x225mm. It is designed to meet the requirements of AS1314-1994 for prohibition signage. This specific size and material make it suitable for mounting on smooth internal walls or lift frames in high-traffic corridors.
Features
- Indicates prohibited actions during fire emergencies
- 300x225mm dimensions for clear visibility
- Manufactured from durable poly material
- Referenced to AS1314-1994
Specifications
| Size | 300x225mm |
| Material | Poly |
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