Fire Door Keep Shut Sign
£0.90
- Description
- Fixings
- Want to Customise?
- Shipping & Returns
Our Keep Fire Door Shut sign is a mandatory category sign conforming to the BS5499 standard. These health and safety signs are required by the Health and Safety (Safety Signs and Signals) Regulations 1996. A mandatory sign conveys information that you must comply with to be safe and will be blue, usually with a white symbol on a blue background.
The Keep Fire Door Shut sign is available in a wide selection of footprints and materials including Dibond aluminium and foamex. You can find our full material guide here.
Correx® a trademark of Corplex.
When ordering your safety sign you have the option of having it pre-drilled or backed with self-adhesive velcro striping for easy fixture.
Looks good but need something personalised for you and your workplace? Check out our customisation options.
SG World have in-house expertise in design and print so if you’re looking for something with your personal branding, a quick format tweak or a complete re-design, we have the experience and resources in place to quickly transform an idea into a practical solution. Find out more.
SHIPPING AND RETURNS POLICY
Please note - Custom / branded products may take up to 15 days to manufacture from proof approval
SHIPPING OPTIONS:
- Standard £10.95
- Express 1-2 Days £14.95
Please be aware SG World does not despatch orders on a Friday, orders placed on Friday will be posted on the following Monday for Tuesday delivery.
Items can be returned and refunded minus a handling fee in a good condition, un-used and un-opened. The return delivery charge will not be refunded unless the return is due to damaged goods or a mistake by SG World Ltd.
Credit Notes will be processed once the goods are received back by us, and until this time, they remain your property. We highly recommend using a 'signed for' return delivery service such as Royal Mail Recorded Delivery.
Imprinted and Special made to order items will not accepted for return under any circumstances.
