Emergency Exit Sign (Emergency Wayfinding) – Plastic (15 x 30 cm, 2.5 mm Thickness)

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Emergency Exit Sign (Emergency Wayfinding) – Plastic (15 x 30 cm, 2.5 mm Thickness)

The Emergency Exit Sign is a mandatory safety requirement for all commercial, industrial, and public facilities. Designed for rapid identification during critical situations, this sign provides a clear, high-visibility directive to the nearest escape route, ensuring the orderly and safe evacuation of occupants during emergencies.


Key Features

  • Crucial Safety Guidance: Features the standard "Emergency Exit" (مخرج طوارئ) legend along with intuitive directional graphics to ensure rapid navigation during stressful evacuation events.
  • Professional Dimensions: Measuring 15 x 30 cm, this sign is perfectly scaled for high-visibility placement above doors, along emergency exit corridors, and in stairwells.
  • Durable Plastic Construction: Manufactured from rigid, high-quality 2.5 mm thick plastic, offering excellent resistance to impact, moisture, and long-term environmental wear.
  • High-Visibility Finish: Uses professional-grade, fade-resistant printing to ensure the sign remains crisp, legible, and effective in all lighting conditions, including low-light environments (when used with appropriate lighting).
  • Effortless Installation: Lightweight and versatile; designed for easy mounting on walls, doors, or emergency frames using industrial-grade adhesive, screws, or mounting hardware.

Ideal Applications

  • Industrial & Manufacturing Facilities: Essential for marking primary and secondary emergency escape routes in factories and warehouses.
  • Commercial & Office Buildings: Ensuring compliance with fire safety codes and providing critical navigation for employees and visitors.
  • Public Access Areas: Providing essential, unambiguous wayfinding in high-traffic environments such as malls and event centers.
  • Multi-Level Facilities: Marking stairwell access and final exits to ensure a continuous, clear evacuation path.


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