Fire safety signs are visual aids used to indicate the locations of exits, firefighting equipment, and emergency procedures in case of fire. They help guide occupants to safety and ensure compliance with safety regulations.

Yes, all our fire safety signs comply with BS5499 standards, ensuring they are universally recognizable and effective in guiding people to safety during emergencies.

Our fire safety signs are made from durable, rigid self-adhesive materials, including PVC, to ensure long-lasting performance and high visibility.

Yes, we offer a variety of sizes to suit different needs and locations, ranging from 100mm x 100mm to 600mm x 200mm.

While our signs are primarily designed for indoor use, many of our rigid PVC signs are suitable for outdoor applications as well. Please check individual product specifications for more details.

Installation is simple. Clean the surface where the sign will be placed, peel off the backing, and firmly press the sign onto the surface. Ensure the area is dry and free from dust for optimal adhesion.

Yes, we offer a wide range of directional fire exit signs with arrows pointing up, down, left, and right to clearly indicate the safest evacuation routes.

The "Running Man" symbol on fire exit signs is a universally recognized pictogram that clearly indicates the direction towards the nearest exit, ensuring quick and efficient evacuation during an emergency.

The types and locations of fire safety signs needed depend on your building layout and local fire safety regulations. It’s recommended to conduct a fire risk assessment or consult with a fire safety professional to determine the appropriate signage.

Self-adhesive signs are easy to install, requiring no additional hardware. They provide a secure, durable solution that adheres well to a variety of surfaces, ensuring the signs remain in place and visible.

Yes, our fire safety signs are designed with high-contrast colours and clear symbols to ensure maximum visibility, even in low-light conditions, aiding in safe and efficient evacuation.

Fire escape signs indicate routes to the nearest fire escape, helping to direct people to safety in the event of a fire. These signs are designed to be easily recognisable and compliant with BS5499 standards.

Fire safety signs should be inspected regularly, ideally during routine safety audits or fire drills, to ensure they remain visible, legible, and free from damage. Replace any signs that are faded, obstructed, or damaged.

Yes, different industries may have specific regulations and standards for fire safety signs. It’s important to consult industry-specific guidelines and local fire safety regulations to ensure compliance.

Fire safety signs should be placed in highly visible locations along escape routes, near exits, and adjacent to firefighting equipment. Signs should be positioned at a height and angle that makes them easily readable from a distance.

'Fire Exit' signs specifically indicate exits to be used during a fire, often leading directly outside. 'Emergency Exit' signs can indicate exits used for various emergencies, not limited to fires.

To ensure compliance, familiarize yourself with local fire safety regulations and guidelines, and choose signs that meet BS5499 standards. Consulting a fire safety professional can also help ensure all signage meets legal requirements.

Replace damaged fire safety signs immediately to maintain clear and effective guidance. Damaged signs can hinder evacuation efforts and compromise safety.