Braille Sign - Disabled Exit

Braille Sign - Disabled ExitAll buildings approved after 1 May 2011 must display either left hand or right hand transfer. All braille signs are fully compliant with BCA 2011 Volume One, Section D3. 6, of the Building Code of Australia and Australian Standard AS 1428. 1 Braille signs are made from plastic laminate and come with double sided tape for quick installation.

Tapered design

When dangerous goods are stored on site

signs displaying the type of dangerous goods are required at both the entrance to the building and the individual areas where the dangerous goods are kept

Holds 2 landscape signs (600 x 450mm) back to back

Able to sustain heavy pedestrian and light vehicle traffic

It is designed to replace the various classifications and labelling standards used in different countries by using consistent criteria for classification and labelling on a global level

These toilet signs may only be used for buildings approved before 1 May 2011 or to replace existing signs

Metal stands are used to display signs temporarily

All Hazchem Signs comply with the requirements of Australian Standard AS 1216

signs sold separately

left hand or right hand transfer must be displayed

Made from durable