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Red and white rectangular aluminum sign with mounting holes, 12 by 18 inches, reads Fire Lane

Lyle

Lyle T1-1059-HI 12x18 Fire Lane Sign

SKU CH-ZS8S-BC0NQ

Aluminium fire-lane sign with reflective sheeting, 18 in by 12 in, mounting holes included

  • Product typeEmergency Exit Signs & Lights Accessories
  • Fire lane designation with reflective sheeting for night visibility
  • Durable aluminum construction resists weather and impact
  • Pre-drilled mounting holes allow quick installation
  • Clear English text on 12 x 18 vertical rectangle sign

12x18 Fire Lane Sign

The Lyle T1-1059-HI is a vertical rectangular sign designed to mark fire lanes clearly. It measures 18 inches in height and 12 inches in width. The aluminium construction provides durability for outdoor mounting. Printed English text identifies the restricted parking area.

Reflective Sheeting improves visibility

The sign face uses reflective sheeting to increase legibility in low-light conditions. Mounting holes allow direct attachment to posts or walls without additional brackets. No accessories or software are included with this item. The product is restricted from sale in certain states.

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Price $17.99
Cheaper than about 70% of the 1,162 comparable items (median $30.99).

Specifications

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Brand nameLYLE
Product typeEmergency Exit Signs & Lights Accessories

Questions about this item

How often will the reflective sheeting on the Lyle T1-1059-HI need replacement?

The reflective sheeting is built into the aluminum sign and has no user-replaceable parts; it lasts the life of the sign under normal outdoor exposure.

What limits legibility first when the sign faces continuous sun and weather?

Long-term UV exposure gradually reduces the reflectivity of the sheeting before the aluminum substrate shows any corrosion.

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