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Accessible And Baby Care Facilities Corridor Sign
The Accessible and Baby Care Facilities Corridor Sign is a double-sided projecting sign that helps wheelchair users, parents and carers find shared facilities from either direction. Use it indoors near washroom routes, receptions and public entrances to reduce hesitation and missed turns.
Best Places To Fit This Corridor Sign
You should install this sign perpendicular to the wall on corridor approaches leading to accessible toilets, baby care rooms or combined washroom facilities. Its projecting, double-sided format matters where people approach from both directions and need to choose quickly.
Viewing Distance Guide
Match the sign to the corridor length and how early visitors need to recognise the pictograms. For this 150 x 300mm option, keep it close to decision points rather than relying on long-range visibility.
| Size option | Practical viewing distance | Best use |
|---|---|---|
| H 150 x W 300mm | Approx. 2–6 metres | Corridors, washroom approaches, reception routes and junctions |
Expected Safety Outcomes After Installation
After installation, the sign gives visitors a clearer point of reference before they reach the door. That changes behaviour: people slow down less, ask staff fewer basic location questions and move towards the correct facility with more confidence.
Product Specifications
- Sign message: “Accessible and baby care facilities”
- Purpose: identify shared inclusive facilities
- User: visitors, wheelchair users, parents and carers
- Where to use: indoor corridors and public-access routes
- Sign type: public information
- Shape: rectangle
- Orientation: landscape
- Size: H 150 x W 300mm
- Projects 300mm from the wall
- Material: PVC Foam
- Material thickness: 3mm
- Background colour: white
- Text colour: symbols only
- Symbols colour: black
- Pictogram symbols: wheelchair user, feeding bottle, baby changing
- Finish: glossy film surface
- Non-photoluminescent
- Non-reflective
- Supplied in: single
- Double sided
- Fixings: wall bracket included
- Fitting method: wall mount
- Display area: indoors
- EN ISO 7010 status: supplied as conforming; no code assigned for this public information message
- ISO 7001 reference: public information pictograms
- BS 5499: supplied as conforming to sign regulations
- Installation position: corridor wall, projecting from surface
Installation Guidance
- ❌ Mounting it flat to the wall removes the projecting benefit.
- ❌ Fitting it behind doors, pillars or displays hides it at the point of choice.
- ❌ Placing it too far from the facility can send visitors past the correct turn.
- ❌ Installing it at an angle makes one side harder to recognise.
- ❌ Not suitable for external walls, wet areas or long-distance route confirmation.
- ❌ Not ideal as the only door identifier on the facility itself.
- ❌ Avoid using it where head clearance or trolley movement could be affected.
- ❌ Do not use it to imply facilities exist unless access and baby care provision are available.
- ✅ Fit it on the corridor wall before the facility entrance or turning point.
- ✅ Keep both faces clear from shelving, banners, open doors and cleaning equipment.
- ✅ Choose a height that sits in normal eye-line while avoiding impact risk.
- ✅ Pair it with door-level facility signs when visitors need final confirmation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Accessible and Baby Care Facilities Corridor Sign right for a single door? It is best when visitors approach from two directions. For one direct-facing door, a flat door sign may be enough.
Does it include the wall bracket? Yes, the sign is supplied with a wall bracket for wall mounting.
Can I use it outdoors? No. The supplied specification is for indoor display areas, so use it inside corridors and public-access routes.
Why choose a double-sided corridor format? It helps people recognise the facility before they reach the door, especially near junctions or long washroom approaches.
Is there printed text on the sign? No. It uses black pictograms only, which helps visitors understand the facility quickly without reading a sentence.
Features and Benefits
- ✓ Double-sided projecting face for two-direction visibility.
- ✓ Black pictograms on a white background.
- ✓ Combined accessibility and baby care symbols.
- ✓ Supplied with a wall bracket for corridor fitting.
- ✓ Helps visitors find the right facility without asking staff.
- ✓ Reduces missed turns in busy public areas.
- ✓ Supports a more considerate experience for carers and disabled users.
- ✓ Makes shared facilities easier to locate during peak footfall.
Support clear access to baby care facilities
For a projecting version at the entrance, choose accessible baby changing 3D signs where the message needs to be visible from the side. Useful for corridors, lobby areas and washroom approaches.
If toilets and baby care share the route, use combined toilets and baby care corridor signs to give visitors more complete information. A sensible option for family washroom areas.
For a dedicated baby care route, consider double-sided baby care facilities signs where visitors approach from both directions. This supports faster recognition in busier public areas.
For the full choice of matching products, view baby care signage for public and workplace facilities in the main range. This helps you keep messages clear, consistent and easy to follow.
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