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Fire Exit Keep Clear Dual Message Signs
Fire Exit Keep Clear Dual-Message Fire Door Signs combine fire exit identification with a mandatory keep clear instruction to protect escape routes. Designed to ISO 7010, they reduce obstruction risks, reinforce correct fire door use and support evacuation safety across UK workplaces.
Where & How to Use
Install this dual-message sign on fire exit doors or adjacent walls along escape routes, including corridors and final exit approaches. Position at eye level so both the fire exit message and keep clear instruction remain visible during daily use and emergencies.
Expected Safety Outcomes After Installation
- ✓ Clear fire exit identification
- ✓ Reduced exit obstruction
- ✓ Improved escape route discipline
- ✓ Faster evacuation flow
- ✓ Stronger fire safety compliance
- ✓ Safer door usage
Specifications
- Conforms to ISO 7010
- Sign type: Dual-message safety sign
- Sign message: Fire exit / Keep clear
- Symbols: Safe condition and mandatory
- Background colour: Green and blue
- Text and symbols: White
- Finish: High gloss
- Orientation: Landscape
- Photoluminescent: No
- Reflective: No
- Supplied as: Single sign
- Application: Fire exit doors
- Material: Rigid plastic
- Size (H x W): 100 x 250 mm
Extra Guidance for Installers and Safety Managers
- ❌ Fitting too low on wide doors
- ❌ Using single-message signs instead
- ❌ Installing where furniture blocks visibility
- ❌ On non-exit internal doors
- ❌ Where only a fire door message applies
- ❌ On photoluminescent-only routes
- ✅ Centre on the door for balance
- ✅ Keep consistent heights site-wide
- ✅ Combine with floor markings if needed
Customers frequently asked questions
What is a fire exit keep clear dual-message sign? It is a sign that combines fire exit identification with a keep clear instruction on one panel.
Where should this sign be installed? It should be fitted to fire exit doors or nearby walls along escape routes.
Does this sign comply with ISO 7010? Yes, it conforms to ISO 7010 for recognised safety communication.
Why use a dual-message sign? It reduces clutter by combining two safety messages in one clear sign.
Is this sign suitable for workplaces? Yes, it is ideal for offices, warehouses, public buildings and shared exits.
Features & Benefits
- ✓ Purpose: Combines exit ID and keep clear
- ✓ Design: Dual-colour ISO 7010 format
- ✓ Material: Rigid plastic construction
- ✓ Finish: Durable gloss surface
- ✓ Visibility: Clear multi-message layout
- ✓ Orientation: Landscape door format
- ✓ Reduces exit obstruction risk
- ✓ Improves evacuation clarity
- ✓ Reinforces correct door use
- ✓ Supports fire risk assessments
- ✓ Suitable for busy exits
- ✓ Professional safety appearance
Useful Alternatives For Fire Door Messaging
For a fuller door safety instruction, choose multi-message fire exit door signs where staff and visitors need extra clarity. Helpful on busy shared escape routes.
If low-light performance matters, Nite-Glo fire exit keep clear sign packs can cover several doors with glow visibility. Useful for larger buildings and internal escape routes.
For stronger evening or vehicle-light visibility, consider reflective fire exit keep clear signs near external doors and yards. Suitable for loading areas, car parks and service entrances.
Where aluminium is preferred for a brighter premium finish, review Xtra-Glo aluminium fire exit keep clear signs for durable escape route marking. A useful option for long-term installations.
For the wider choice of exit-door messages, visit fire exit keep clear signage for buildings and compare formats side by side. Ideal when planning several door locations.
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