Fire Exit Arrow Up Left Tactile And Braille Sign
Fire Exit Arrow Up Left tactile and braille signs show that the escape route continues upwards and to the left, while also giving touch-readable guidance for braille users. Suitable for lower ground levels, stair approaches and accessible escape routes, they combine clear visual direction with tactile support for more inclusive fire safety wayfinding.
Where Fire Exit Arrow Up Left Tactile and Braille Signs Should Be Installed
Install these signs where the escape route rises and turns left, especially on lower ground levels, stair approaches and route changes where inclusive guidance is needed. Position them at the decision point where users must confirm direction, using a reachable wall-mounted location that supports both visual reading and tactile access.
- ✅ Useful on lower ground escape routes
- ✅ Suits stairs and route change points
- ✅ Helps support accessible wayfinding
Expected Safety Outcomes After Installation
When fitted at the correct decision point, these signs reduce hesitation, support clearer route confirmation and improve accessible escape guidance for both visual readers and braille users in shared indoor or outdoor settings.
Specifications
- Sign type: Fire escape route
- Sign type: Safe condition
- Sign Message: "Fire exit"
- Mounting areas: Lower ground levels where fire exit is up/left
- Conforms to EN ISO 7010
- EN ISO 7010 Code: E001
- Conforms to BS 5499 sign regulations
- Uses grade 1 braille
- Ideal for Braille readers
- Materials: Rigid Plastic
- Material Thickness: 1.1mm
- Finish: Matte
- Non-Photoluminescent
- Non-reflective
- Supplied in single
- Orientation: Landscape
- Shape: rectangle
- Display area: Indoors/outdoors
- Background colours: Green/White
- Symbols: Green/white
- Pictogram Symbol: Green Running man left
- Pictogram Symbol: Up/left pointing arrow
- Text: Fire exit
- Size: H 150 x W 450 mm
- Fitting methods: Wall mount
- Fixings: Adhesive Backed
Choosing the Right Tactile and Braille Fire Exit Sign
❌ Common Selection Mistakes
- ❌ Choosing it for a straight-ahead route
- ❌ Using it where the route turns right
- ❌ Treating tactile signs as visual-only signs
❌ When Not to Use This Sign
- ❌ Not for exits directly ahead
- ❌ Not for left-only routes on one level
- ❌ Not where touch access is impractical
✅ Material and Format Guidance
- ✅ Rigid plastic suits repeated contact
- ✅ Adhesive backing supports quick fitting
- ✅ Best for inclusive wall-mounted guidance
Fire Exit Arrow Up Left Tactile and Braille Sign Questions Answered
What does a Fire Exit Arrow Up Left tactile and braille sign mean? It tells users that the escape route continues upwards and to the left, while also giving tactile and braille guidance that can be read by touch at close range.
Where should this sign be installed? Install it at the route decision point on lower ground levels, stair approaches or route changes where users need to confirm that the escape direction continues up and left.
When should this sign not be used? Do not use it for straight-ahead routes, left-only routes on one level or positions where the sign cannot be reached or interpreted properly by the intended user.
Why choose a tactile and braille version instead of a standard visual sign? Choose this format where inclusive escape guidance is important, especially where braille readers or users needing touch-readable confirmation may benefit from added route clarity.
Is rigid plastic the right material for this type of sign? Yes, rigid plastic is a sensible choice for a tactile sign because it gives a firmer surface for repeated contact, stable wall mounting and durable day-to-day use.
Fire Exit Arrow Up Left Tactile and Braille Sign Features and Benefits
- ✓ Uses EN ISO 7010 code E001 graphics
- ✓ Includes grade 1 braille detail
- ✓ Made from rigid plastic for durability
- ✓ Adhesive backed for wall fitting
- ✓ Suitable for indoor or outdoor display
- ✓ Helps users confirm the route clearly
- ✓ Supports more inclusive fire wayfinding
- ✓ Suits lower ground route changes
- ✓ Gives braille readers accessible guidance
- ✓ Reduces confusion at key decision points