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Secure waiting point sign, left arrow - PMR evacuation, ISO 7010
From €34.00 to €46.00 excl. VAT
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The panel
- Left-pointing arrow
- Green ISO 7010 background
- Evacuation for reduced-mobility people
- Ten materials to choose from
- 200 × 100 mm size
- Made to measure on request
When the refuge lies to the left, the left-arrow secure waiting point sign sends the right cue: its directional arrow marks the EAS to head for, no second-guessing. The standard green ISO 7010 field ties it at once to the evacuation family, readable by anyone. Available across ten materials and offered at 200 × 100 mm, it mounts indoors or out. The silk-screen mark lasts, and a made-to-measure run stays possible.
What the left-arrow secure waiting point sign is for
Part of the evacuation signs (green) range, it adds one instruction: keep left.
- → A cue to the left - reach the refuge by turning left, in line with the corridor or walkway.
- → EAS symbol topped with an arrow - the waiting-point pictogram together with its directional marker.
- → Green ISO 7010 field - the shade reserved for rescue and evacuation equipment.
- → Reduced-mobility people first - help designed with them in mind.
- → Silk-screen mark - ink that shrugs off oils and solvents.
- → Indoors or out - unfazed by damp and temperature swings.
The EAS: a shelter for reduced-mobility people in public buildings
Not every exit suits everyone. A fire staircase, for one, is out of reach for a wheelchair user. In a public building, the answer is the secure waiting point: a protected room or landing where a person can shelter and wait for the emergency services rather than risk the stairs.
A refuge with no clear pointer only half does its job. That is why every fork in the route deserves its marker: where the corridor splits, this sign carries the instruction forward and confirms the turn to the left. Safety rests not on a single board but on a run of markers that never leaves the person guessing.
When to pick the left arrow over another direction
This version reads to the left: fit it where the waiting point sits on the left of the route - at a junction, at the end of a corridor, on the way out of a room. As soon as the layout changes, switch to the matching variant: the right-arrow sign when the refuge is on the right, the down-arrow or up-arrow sign for a level below or above, and the plain no-arrow version when the room is straight ahead with no turn to signal. Across a full route, these directions work alongside the assembly point sign to lead everyone to the right place.
Ten materials for ISO 7010-compliant EAS signage
Following ISO 7010 means a pictogram read the same way with no translation. The support is then matched to the setting: plain indoor use calls for 1 or 2 mm PVC; a tougher spot or an outdoor position is better served by 3 mm Dibond aluminium (white, gold, brushed) and 4 mm plexiglass. Adhesive vinyls - white, magnetic, photoluminescent - allow a quick or repositionable fit, and the photoluminescent option stays visible through a power cut.
The standard size is 200 × 100 mm. The sign sits within a broader accessories and signage approach and a people security framework.
A non-standard size or marker? Go made-to-measure
Beyond the standard size, the sign can be built to order: set dimensions, an EAS number, a zone marker. For the full logic of safety colours and shapes, see the ISO 7010 standard guide, and get your artwork ready before you order.
Frequently asked questions
What does the left-facing arrow point to?
A secure waiting point set to the left of the route: the shelter where a reduced-mobility person stays protected until the emergency services arrive.
Should it be combined with the other directions?
Yes - that's the whole idea. At each change of direction you fit the arrow that aims at the refuge (left, right, down or up), so the wayfinding leaves no blind spot.
Is it suitable for a public building?
Its secure waiting point pictogram and green background follow ISO 7010, the reference used to signpost EAS locations in public buildings.
What materials and size come as standard?
The standard format is 200 × 100 mm across ten materials: PVC, Dibond aluminium, plexiglass, vinyls and photoluminescent. A made-to-measure size is available.
Will it hold up outdoors?
Yes, depending on the material. The silk-screen print resists oils and solvents, and supports such as Dibond or plexiglass cope outdoors. It screws or bonds into place.
- Price
- From €34.00 to €46.00 excl. VAT
- Unit
- The panel
- Conditioning
- Individually
- Guarantee
- 1 year
- Printing
- Silkscreen
- Printing resistance
- Excellent
- General resistance
- Oils / Solvents
- Form
- Rectangular
- Color
- Green
- Certification
- ISO 7010 standard: graphic symbols and safety signal colors
SBE
SP-CS-372G-1-PP1
3701053912056
Choose product attributes:
| Ref. | Material | Format | Unit price | Buy |
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| SP-CS-372G-1-DOB | Dibond Alu Brosse 3 mm | 200 x 100 mm |
1+
€55.20
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| SP-CS-372G-1-DAB | Dibond Alu Or 3 mm | 200 x 100 mm |
1+
€55.20
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| SP-CS-372G-1-DB | Dibond Alu blanc 3 mm | 200 x 100 mm |
1+
€54.00
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| SP-CS-372G-1-PP1 | PVC 1 mm | 200 x 100 mm |
1+
€40.80
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| SP-CS-372G-1-PP2 | PVC 2 mm | 200 x 100 mm |
1+
€42.00
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| SP-CS-372G-1-PH | Photoluminescent 1 mm | 200 x 100 mm |
1+
€46.80
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| SP-CS-372G-1-PG | Plexiglas 4 mm | 200 x 100 mm |
1+
€54.00
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| SP-CS-372G-1-VB | Vinyle Blanc 0,25 mm | 200 x 100 mm |
1+
€40.80
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| SP-CS-372G-1-VM | Vinyle Magnétique 0,8 mm | 200 x 100 mm |
1+
€48.00
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| SP-CS-372G-1-VH | Vinyle Photoluminescent | 200 x 100 mm |
1+
€44.40
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