Safety and directional signs are seen daily through our commute around the city. These signs are produced in many ways and have to comply with certain standards in order to achieve the best results in conveying safety and providing way-finding. Safety signs may be used in warehouses, offices and common public areas to inform the audience of the potential risks and dangers in specific areas. Some of these examples include forklift warning signs and traffic signs.

Different categories of safety and directional signs may require specialized materials and finishings, some of the conditions that are taken into consideration includes the lighting situation of the location and the viewing distance required. Multiple signs are usually used in conjunction to ensure that safety messages are sent at locations where they are deemed the most necessary, such as blind spots in a warehouse. A safety specialist would be able to recommend the accurate quantity required and our consultants will be able to help determine the size and materials required for the signs.

Directional signs serve as information for the visitors to any location. Directional signs used in public areas have certain standards and guidelines that have to be followed in order to maintain a uniform look and ensure that the sign is not missed. The material and finishing of these signs are determined by the location and purpose of the sign, and have to comply with the standards set by the respective governing bodies. Most of the signs in outdoor areas or places with dim lighting come with a reflective or "prismatic" finishing, the higher light reflectivity allows better vision in low light conditions. Contact our team to find out more about the different types of signs that could work in your premises. Our experts will be able to assist you in selecting the right materials for your signs.