United Visual Products UVPSH28 Pedestal Sign Holder 22x28 Chrome 64in
- Emergency Exit Sign…
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Aluminium fire-lane sign measuring 18 by 12 inches with pre-drilled mounting holes
This aluminium sign identifies fire lanes with black lettering on a red and white background. It measures eighteen inches high by twelve inches wide and uses pre-drilled mounting holes for installation. The vertical rectangle shape displays printed English text for clear visibility.
The fixed dimensions and single-language print limit use to standard English-language fire lane identification. Buyers needing bilingual messaging, custom dimensions, reflective sheeting or different mounting hardware should consider other sign options.
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| Product type | Emergency Exit Signs & Lights Accessories |
The sign has pre-drilled mounting holes; you supply the screws, bolts or rivets that suit your wall or post material.
Yes, but isolate the aluminum from the steel with nylon washers or a paint barrier to prevent galvanic corrosion.
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