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Caution Trip Hazard Polycarbonate Sign
Caution Trip Hazard Polycarbonate Sign is a tough W007 hazard warning sign for places where floor-level obstacles, uneven surfaces or fixed trip risks could catch people out. It helps you guide staff, visitors and contractors before a fall happens.
Where Caution Trip Hazard Polycarbonate Signs Should Be Fitted
You should install this sign beside fixed trip risks, raised thresholds, exposed edges, uneven flooring, cable routes, ramps and maintenance access points. Put it before the hazard, not after it, so people see the warning while they still have time to slow down or change route.
Practical Viewing Distance Guidance
For a 400 x 300 mm portrait sign, aim for clear recognition from around 4–8 metres in normal workplace lighting. Use closer placement in narrow corridors, plant rooms and door approaches, and avoid fitting it where racking, parked equipment or open doors block the view.
What This Trip Hazard Sign Helps Change On Site
After installation, this sign helps turn a hidden floor-level risk into a visible decision point. People are more likely to slow down, look at the floor ahead and take extra care where a permanent or semi-permanent trip hazard cannot be removed immediately.
Polycarbonate Trip Hazard Sign Specifications
- Sign message: "Caution Trip Hazard"
- EN ISO 7010 code: W007
- Conforms to EN ISO 7010
- Conforms to BS 5499 sign regulations
- Material: Polycarbonate
- Material thickness: 2mm
- Size: H 400 x W 300 mm
- Orientation: Portrait
- Shape: Rectangle
- Background colour: Yellow
- Text colour: Black
- Symbols colour: Black
- Pictogram symbol: Caution triangle
- Pictogram symbol: Tripping person
- Sign type: Hazard warning
- Purpose: Warns of trip hazards
- Finish: Satin
- Non-photoluminescent
- Non-reflective
- Supplied in single
- Display area: Indoors/outdoors
- Fitting methods: Wall, door or fence mount
- Fixings: Available separately
- Vandal resistant
- Impact resistant
- Virtually indestructible
- Fixed hazard warning format
Fitting Guidance For Tough Trip Hazard Warning Locations
❌ Fitting the sign after the hazard, where people see it too late
❌ Mounting it behind doors, stored stock or parked equipment
❌ Placing it so high that people miss the floor-level risk
❌ Do not rely on it for a temporary spill or wet floor risk
❌ Do not use it instead of repairing damaged flooring
❌ Do not use it where a barrier, ramp or cable cover is required
✅ Fix it on the approach side of the trip hazard
✅ Keep it close enough to connect the warning with the risk
✅ Check visibility after doors, stock and equipment move around
Caution Trip Hazard Polycarbonate Sign questions answered
What is a Caution Trip Hazard Polycarbonate Sign used for? It warns people about floor-level obstacles, raised edges, uneven surfaces or fixed trip risks before they reach the hazard.
When should you choose polycarbonate instead of rigid plastic? Choose polycarbonate where the sign may face knocks, exposed conditions, handling damage or tougher day-to-day workplace wear.
Is W007 the correct symbol for a trip hazard? Yes. W007 is the EN ISO 7010 warning symbol for a floor-level obstacle, commonly used for trip hazard risks.
Can this sign be used outdoors? Yes, it is suitable for indoor or outdoor display, provided it is securely fixed and positioned where people can see it before the hazard.
Where should you not rely on this trip hazard sign alone? Do not use it as a substitute for removing the hazard, repairing damaged flooring, controlling cables or providing barriers where physical control is needed.
Caution Trip Hazard Polycarbonate Sign Features And Site Benefits
- ✓ Polycarbonate construction for tougher working environments
- ✓ W007 trip hazard symbol with clear caution wording
- ✓ Satin yellow and black finish for strong visual contrast
- ✓ Portrait 400 x 300 mm format for wall, door or fence mounting
- ✓ Helps you warn people before they reach a floor-level hazard
- ✓ Suits harsher locations where standard plastic may not be enough
- ✓ Supports clearer hazard communication for staff and visitors
- ✓ Gives you a more durable option for long-term trip risk control
Useful alternatives for marking trip hazards clearly
For a stronger warning where the risk needs firmer attention, choose the danger trip hazard sign to make the message more direct. Suitable where visitors, contractors or staff could miss a floor-level obstruction.
If the hazard position changes during work, a freestanding caution trip hazard stanchion sign gives you placement flexibility. Useful near maintenance tasks, temporary cables and uneven access points.
For multi-point coverage, the six pack of caution trip hazard signs helps keep warnings consistent. Helpful across larger premises with repeated step, cable or threshold risks.
To compare other message formats, view the full caution trip hazard signs range before fixing your final choice. This makes it easier to match wording, location and hazard severity.
Where one warning may not be enough, the bulk caution trip hazard sign pack supports repeated reminders along walk routes. Useful for keeping the same safety message visible at several approach points.
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