Emergency

Emergency signage to mark exits, escape routes, assembly points and first-aid equipment. Green background, white pictogram, to ISO 7010: the visual code anyone recognises without reading, in any language.

What has to be signed

• Exits and emergency exits, with directional arrows along the route
• Escape routes, including every change of direction and stairwells
• Assembly point outside the building
• First aid, defibrillator and stretcher
• Emergency controls: call points, emergency stop, safety shower and eyewash

Photoluminescent or not

In an evacuation caused by power failure or smoke, ordinary signage disappears. Photoluminescent material charges from ambient light and stays legible in the dark, the right choice for escape routes, stairwells and any point without dedicated emergency lighting.

Which material

PVC for everyday indoor use: economical, rigid, easy to replace. Acrylic where appearance matters, receptions, hotels, offices, clinics: for a better finish that lasts years without yellowing. Self-adhesive vinyl for surfaces you cannot drill, such as glass and fire doors.

Where to put it

An exit sign is read from a distance and head-on: mount it above the door or projecting from the wall, at eye level or higher, so it stays visible in a crowded room. Directional arrows repeat at every change of direction and wherever the next exit falls out of sight.

For businesses and full installations

We manufacture in Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal. We supply complete building signage plans, runs for retail chains, and custom sizes or wording. Quantity discounts across the range and tailored quotes for full installations.