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PVC Fire Smoke Door Sign | UV-Protected Material | Clear Safety Message | Complies with Fire Regulations by Firebox
Ensure fire safety compliance with this PVC fire smoke door sign, featuring a clear message and made from durable, UV-protected material. Ideal for commercial and residential buildings, it prevents obstruction and meets fire safety signage requirements.
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Product Name/Title: PVC Fire Smoke Door Sign | UV-Protected Material | Clear Safety Message | Complies with Fire Regulations by Firebox
Brand: Firebox
SKU: FSDDNKO
Alternatively Known As: Fire door sign, Smoke door warning sign, Fire safety door sign, Do not obstruct fire door sign
Technical Specifications
- Material: UV-protected PVC
- Size: 320mm x 120mm
- Single units packaging
- Packet quantity: 20
- Carton quantity: 200
- Dimensions (H x L x W): 120mm x 5mm x 320mm
- Weight: 0.2 kg
Key Features
- Made from UV-protected PVC for durability and outdoor use
- Clear and visible fire safety message to prevent obstruction
- Complies with fire safety signage requirements
Professional Installation Requirements
- Installation should be performed by trained personnel to ensure correct placement and compliance with fire safety regulations.
Applications
- Fire safety signage for commercial and residential buildings
- Use on fire and smoke doors to ensure compliance and safety
- Suitable for workplaces, public buildings, and emergency exit routes
Standards & Compliance
- Complies with AS/NZS 1851 – Routine Service of Fire Protection Systems
Environmental Benefits
- Durable PVC material reduces the need for frequent replacements
- UV protection extends product life, minimizing waste
Warranty Information
12 months warranty against manufacturing defects.
Available Now
The PVC Fire Smoke Door Do Not Obstruct Do Not Keep Open Sign is available now for immediate purchase. Ideal for fire safety compliance in commercial and residential buildings.
