Refuge Point Signage

Refuge point signage clearly identifies safe waiting areas for individuals who cannot evacuate unaided, guiding them to a protected location during an emergency. You should install these signs at designated refuge areas such as stair landings, protected corridors and evacuation lift lobbies, as well as along approach routes so they can be easily followed. By marking these points clearly, you remove confusion and ensure people know exactly where to go when evacuation routes are not immediately accessible.

When you display refuge point signage correctly, you improve evacuation coordination and support safer outcomes for everyone in the building. Your staff and visitors can act with greater confidence, emergency services can quickly locate those waiting for assistance and you demonstrate clear commitment to accessibility and safety compliance. The result is a more organised evacuation process, reduced risk and a building environment that actively supports those who need additional help.