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Sealey Rigid Plastic Caution Do Not Use Lift in Fire Sign
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The Sealey Rigid Plastic Caution Do Not Use Lift in Fire Sign is a durable safety sign designed to ensure lifts are not used during fire emergencies. Manufactured from rigid plastic, this 150 x 200mm sign provides clear and permanent warning signage for buildings where lifts are present. The robust construction ensures the sign remains legible and intact over extended periods of use. This fire safety sign is suitable for installation in office environments, workshops, and all other commercial and retail premises where lift access requires appropriate fire safety signage. The rigid plastic material makes it ideal for internal mounting near lift entrances or call points, providing essential safety information to building occupants and visitors. Supplied as a single sign, this product offers a straightforward solution for meeting workplace safety signage requirements. The compact dimensions allow for flexible positioning in lift lobbies and corridors without obstructing traffic flow or other safety equipment. Features and Benefits: • Rigid plastic construction for long-lasting durability • Clear 150 x 200mm size for effective visibility • Suitable for diverse commercial and retail environments • Lightweight at just 41g for easy installation Specifications: Brand: Worksafe Dimensions (W x H): 150 x 200mm Material: Rigid Plastic Nett Weight: 41g Pack Quantity: 1 Type: Safe Conditions
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