Poly No Matches or Open Flames Sign | Fuel Storage

The No Matches or Open Flames prohibition sign is a direct visual directive used to stop the introduction of ignition sources into hazardous areas. It belongs in high-risk environments such as chemical storage sheds, fuel depots, and workshops where volatile vapours or flammable liquids are present. These safety signs provide an immediate, non-verbal instruction to staff and visitors to keep fire sources away from the immediate vicinity.

Installing this sign at eye level on entry points or near storage tanks reduces the risk of accidental ignition. By clearly marking the boundary where matches, lighters, or torches are forbidden, it helps site supervisors maintain a strict safety perimeter. The high-contrast layout ensures the message is seen from a distance, meaning workers are alerted to the danger before they enter the zone. This prevents the dangerous habit of smoking or using open flames in areas where a single spark could lead to a serious incident.

Constructed from poly material, the sign measures 300x225mm. It is built to withstand the typical wear and tear of an industrial setting while remaining legible. This specific size and material combination suits outdoor fuel bays and internal chemical stores.

Features

• Prohibition sign indicating forbidden behaviour
• Clear No Matches or Open Flames messaging
• 300x225mm dimensions for visibility
• Durable poly material construction
• Referenced to AS1314-1994

Specifications