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Choose information included on No Smoking Area signs
With so many options for No Smoking signs, business owners and managers can find an appropriate notice that conveys the right message. The most basic notices state “No Smoking”, and feature bold, easy-to-read letters. Other models have additional information for clarification. If smoking is permitted in certain areas, a sign with the phrase “Beyond this Point” shows the limits of the smoking-friendly area. On some models, there are additional specifications about how far away you must be to smoke. For example, some notices say “No Smoking within 50 feet” to encourage individuals to keep a safe distance. If a workplace stores or uses hazardous chemicals or flammable materials, consider a No Smoking Area sign, a sign that warns individuals of the presence of dangerous materials, or both.
No Smoking sign material options
There are several material options to explore for safety signs. Options include:
- Aluminum
- Plastic
- Vinyl
- Fiberglass
Much depends on the setting. A plastic sign is a lightweight, durable option for offices and companies that welcome customers and visitors. However, plastic isn’t ideal in a factory with high-temperature machines, since the constant heat could weaken the plastic. In these settings, a metal No Smoking sign is a sturdy option. Fiberglass is resistant to weather damage and erosion, as is vinyl. For outdoor postings, metal works best attached to a pole, while fiberglass can be mounted on a wall or building.
Danger No Smoking signs of various sizes and shapes
These notices are an important part of a company’s safety supplies, and they’re available in many sizes to accommodate business environments. Some stores or offices prefer small, unobtrusive signs, while others need the visibility of much larger models. Most units are between 8 x 2 inches and 10 x 14 inches. There are units with vertical and horizontal orientations as well. Some Danger No Smoking sign models fit an outside corner, allowing businesses to use a single sign for two adjoining walls. Locations that host events in multiple areas can opt for portable stand-up signs. When not in use, they are easy to fold up and store with other janitorial supplies.
