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Accessible Toilet Double Sided Corridor Sign
£35.99
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SKU
WRDS05FPAWHT
Accessible Toilet Double Sided Corridor Sign for staff, visitors and wheelchair users in indoor washroom corridors, helping you guide people to the correct accessible toilet with less hesitation.
This Accessible Toilet Double Sided Corridor Sign identifies accessible toilet facilities from both corridor directions. It helps wheelchair users, visitors and staff in indoor public or workplace washroom areas find the correct door faster, reducing hesitation and unnecessary searching.
Best Places to Position This Corridor Sign
You should install this sign above or beside accessible toilet entrances where people approach from both directions. It works well in corridors, reception routes, public washroom areas and workplace facilities where early visibility prevents people having to check every door.
Viewing Distance Guide
For this 150 x 300mm corridor sign, use it where people can read the wording before they reach the toilet door. In most indoor corridors, it suits short to mid-range approaches of around 5–10 metres, depending on lighting, ceiling height and sightline.
| Size option | Typical corridor use | Practical viewing guidance |
|---|---|---|
| H 150 x W 300mm | Above accessible toilet doors and corridor approaches | Best for clear indoor sightlines of around 5–10 metres |
What Should Improve Once Installed
Once fitted correctly, this sign helps people make quicker decisions in busy or unfamiliar buildings. Instead of searching along a row of doors, users can recognise the accessible toilet earlier and move towards it with more confidence.
✅ Faster recognition of accessible toilet facilities from either corridor direction.
✅ Less confusion for visitors, contractors and staff who do not know the building.
✅ Fewer interruptions for reception or front-of-house teams answering toilet-location questions.
- Message: “Accessible toilet”
- Purpose: identifies accessible toilets from corridors
- User: visitors, staff and wheelchair users
- Sign type: information sign
- Pictogram symbol: wheelchair accessibility symbol
- EN ISO 7010 code: not applicable
- Public information symbol: ISO 7001 PI AC 001
- BS reference: BS 5499 sign regulations
- Background colour: white
- Text colour: black
- Symbols colour: black
- Material: PVC Foam
- Material thickness: 3mm
- Size: H 150 x W 300mm
- Shape: rectangle
- Orientation: landscape
- Finish: glossy film surface
- Non-photoluminescent
- Non-reflective
- Supplied: single sign
- Display: double sided
- Projection: 300mm from wall
- Fitting method: wall mount
- Position: above toilet doors
- Bracket: metal wall bracket included
- Fixings: fixing materials not included
- Environment: indoors
- Where to use: washroom corridors
- Risk addressed: missed or delayed facility finding
- Outcome: faster accessible toilet recognition
Installation Guidance
Placement Errors That Cause Confusion
❌ Fitting it flat to the wall where side-approach users cannot see it.
❌ Mounting it too close to a corner, ceiling feature or open door.
❌ Placing it where the bracket projects into a narrow obstruction point.
❌ Using it so low that taller people, cleaners’ equipment or temporary displays block it.
Where This Sign Is the Wrong Choice
❌ Do not use it outdoors unless the location is fully protected and suitable for indoor materials.
❌ Do not rely on it as a tactile or Braille sign for touch-reading users.
❌ Do not use it as emergency, fire or hazard safety information.
❌ Do not install it where the 300mm projection could be struck by doors, trolleys or passing stock.
Practical Fitting Approach
✅ Hold the bracket in position first and check visibility from both corridor directions.
✅ Mount it above the accessible toilet door or immediately on the approach line.
✅ Use fixings matched to the wall surface, as fixing materials are not supplied.
✅ Check the sign face remains level, readable and unobstructed after installation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Accessible Toilet Double Sided Corridor Sign right for a corridor? Yes. It is designed for indoor corridor approaches where people may come from either direction and need to identify the accessible toilet before reaching the door.
Does this replace a door sign? It helps users find the facility from the corridor, but a door-level sign is still useful where people need confirmation directly at the entrance.
Is this sign suitable for outdoor use? No. The supplied details state indoor display, non-reflective and non-photoluminescent, so choose an outdoor-rated option for external routes.
Are the wall fixings included? The metal wall bracket is included, but the fixing materials are not. You should choose fixings suitable for the wall surface.
Is this a tactile or Braille accessible toilet sign? No. If touch-readable identification is required at the door, choose a tactile or Braille sign as well.
Where should it sit in relation to the toilet door? Fit it above the accessible toilet entrance or on the approach wall so it projects clearly into the corridor without being blocked by doors, furniture or ceiling fittings.
Features and Benefits
Features
- ✓ Double-sided information display for corridor approaches
- ✓ Projecting format designed to sit out from the wall
- ✓ Clear accessible toilet text paired with wheelchair pictogram
- ✓ High-contrast black graphics on a clean white face
Benefits
- ✓ Helps people locate the accessible toilet before reaching the doorway
- ✓ Reduces hesitation in busy corridors and shared washroom areas
- ✓ Supports a more inclusive experience for visitors, staff and contractors
- ✓ Cuts avoidable questions at reception or front-of-house desks
Guide visitors towards accessible toilets
For shared unisex facilities, compare a unisex accessible double sided corridor sign where the washroom serves all users. Useful when the corridor message needs to be more specific.
If you need a projecting sign at the washroom entrance, choose a wheelchair accessible projecting toilet sign for clear side-on visibility. Helpful for facilities set back from the main walkway.
For flat door confirmation, add accessible toilets signs for reception routes where visitors need reassurance at the final door. A good way to support corridor guidance.
To plan linked door and corridor signs together, browse the disabled access washroom signage range before choosing. This helps you avoid gaps between directional and entrance information.
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