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Where someone looking for the thing would be, not where the thing itself is. That is the opposite of a hazard sign, which goes at the hazard.

Direction. A running man sign with an arrow points the way, and a sequence of them leads to the exit. Arrows are held pointing right, left and down.

Because a printed sign is invisible in a power failure or smoke, which is exactly when the sign matters. A photoluminescent face still reads in those conditions.

200 x 50mm on the strip signs up to 200 x 300mm. Strip signs sit above a door where a larger sign would not fit, and the larger sizes are read from further away.

Fire exits, first aid points and fire equipment among others, with each sign naming what it locates rather than carrying only a symbol.

So a doorway is signed from both sides, since a route has to be legible approaching from either direction rather than only from inside the room.

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A safe condition sign locates something rather than warning about it. A fire exit, a first aid point, fire equipment. That means the sign is placed where someone looking for that thing would be, not where the thing itself is, which is the opposite of how a hazard sign is positioned. That distinction is the one most often got wrong when signs are put up in a hurry.

Direction is what turns a set of signs into a route. A directional running man sign with an arrow points the way, and a sequence of them leads to the exit rather than marking it. Arrows are held pointing right, left and down as separate signs. A single sign at an exit marks the door; a sequence of them shows the route to it from anywhere in the building.

Glow in the dark faces address the situation these signs exist for. In a power failure or smoke, a printed sign is invisible while a photoluminescent one still reads, which is when it actually matters rather than during a normal working day. Photoluminescent faces charge from normal room lighting rather than needing anything special.

Size runs 200 x 50mm on the strip signs to 200 x 300mm, and material covers rigid plastic, self-adhesive vinyl and glow in the dark. Packs of 2 cover a doorway signed from both sides. Send the building layout to 07754288583 on WhatsApp. Rigid, vinyl and glow in the dark are held across the same sign faces. Packs of 2 also match the two faces of a doorway rather than needing two separate orders.

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FAQs

Where someone looking for the thing would be, not where the thing itself is. That is the opposite of a hazard sign, which goes at the hazard.

Direction. A running man sign with an arrow points the way, and a sequence of them leads to the exit. Arrows are held pointing right, left and down.

Because a printed sign is invisible in a power failure or smoke, which is exactly when the sign matters. A photoluminescent face still reads in those conditions.

200 x 50mm on the strip signs up to 200 x 300mm. Strip signs sit above a door where a larger sign would not fit, and the larger sizes are read from further away.

Fire exits, first aid points and fire equipment among others, with each sign naming what it locates rather than carrying only a symbol.

So a doorway is signed from both sides, since a route has to be legible approaching from either direction rather than only from inside the room.

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