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Scan Chrome Effect Push Sign

ScanProduct code185789

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£4.95inc. VAT

£4.13 ex. VAT

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Description

The Scan Chrome Effect Push Sign is a self-adhesive safety sign designed for interior door identification and access control in commercial and workplace settings. Manufactured by Scan with a polished chrome effect finish and black text, this sign provides clear directional information in a professional appearance suitable for office environments, retail premises, and commercial buildings. Printed using UV resistant inks, the sign maintains its appearance and legibility over time in interior applications. The self-adhesive backing allows for straightforward installation on clean, smooth surfaces without the need for drilling or additional fixings. Please note that chrome effect signs are not recommended for exterior use and should be installed in indoor locations only. This compact door sign is ideal for identifying push-to-open doors in offices, shops, hotels, and other commercial premises where clear directional signage is required. The polished chrome effect finish complements modern interior décor whilst ensuring compliance with workplace safety signage requirements. Features and Benefits: • Self-adhesive backing for quick and easy installation • UV resistant inks maintain sign clarity over time • Polished chrome effect finish suits professional interior environments • Compact 50 x 200mm size suitable for standard door frames Specifications: Width (mm): 50 Height (mm): 200 Material: Chrome Effect Photoluminescent: No Size: 50 x 200mm

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