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Male Female Disabled Toilet Signs
£4.99
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SKU
HG12*
Male Female Disabled Toilet Signs identify shared accessible toilet facilities for staff, visitors and customers in workplaces, schools, shops and public-facing premises, helping reduce confusion at the door.
Male Female Disabled Toilet Signs identify shared accessible toilet facilities using familiar male, female and wheelchair symbols. They help staff, visitors and customers find the correct washroom quickly in workplaces, schools, shops and public-facing premises.
Best Places to Fit This Toilet Sign
You should install this sign on the toilet door or immediately beside the entrance, at normal eye level. It works best where people choose between several doors, because the text and symbols confirm the shared accessible toilet before the user enters.
Viewing Distance Guidance
Use this as a close-range door sign, not a long-corridor directional sign. If people approach from further away, repeat the sign at the decision point so the toilet can be identified before someone reaches the doorway.
| Size option | Practical viewing range | Best use |
|---|---|---|
| H 200 x W 150mm | Up to around 5 metres | Toilet doors, entrance walls and close approach points |
What Should Improve Once It Is Fitted
After installation, people should spend less time checking doors or asking staff. The sign supports quicker, calmer use of shared accessible toilet facilities, especially for visitors, wheelchair users and anyone unfamiliar with your building.
✅ Faster toilet choice at the door
✅ Less confusion for first-time visitors
✅ Better identification of accessible facilities
- Text displayed: “Toilets”
- Purpose: identify shared accessible toilets
- Pictograms: female, male, wheelchair user
- User: staff, visitors, customers
- Environment: washroom doors and entrances
- Where to use: toilets and WC access points
- Risk addressed: wrong-door confusion
- Outcome: quicker facility identification
- Sign type: information
- Use cases: offices, schools, shops
- EN ISO 7010 codes: not applicable
- W/P/M codes: none for this sign
- BS ISO 7001 reference: PI PF 003
- Accessibility symbol: wheelchair user pictogram
- Material options: Rigid Plastic, Vinyl
- Size: H 200 x W 150mm
- Orientation: portrait
- Shape: rectangle
- Background colour: white
- Text colour: black
- Symbols colour: black
- Finish: glossy film surface
- Non-Photoluminescent
- Non-reflective
- Supplied in single
- Thickness depends on chosen material
- Fitting methods: wall mount/toilet door mount
- Rigid Plastic fixings: not included
- Vinyl fixings: self-adhesive backing
- Display area: indoors/outdoors
Installation Guidance
Door Placement Errors to Avoid
❌ Mounting it too low, behind the open door or beside competing messages makes people slow down.
❌ Putting it only inside the toilet gives no help at the point where users choose the door.
❌ Letting posters, hooks or door furniture crowd the sign weakens recognition.
Where This Sign Is the Wrong Choice
❌ Do not use it for a single-sex toilet, staff-only washroom or room that is not wheelchair accessible.
❌ Do not rely on this close-range sign at the end of a long corridor without repeat guidance on approach.
❌ Do not apply Vinyl to dusty, damp, rough or flaking surfaces.
How to Fit It for Best Results
✅ Fit it on the door face or latch-side wall where users naturally look before entering.
✅ Clean and dry the surface before applying Vinyl or fixing Rigid Plastic.
✅ Review the sign after any layout change so it still matches the toilet provision.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Male Female Disabled Toilet Signs right for one shared accessible toilet? Yes, use this sign where the same toilet facility is intended for male, female and wheelchair users.
Can I use this instead of separate male and female toilet signs? Only where the toilet itself is shared. For separate facilities, use separate male, female or accessible toilet signs.
Should I choose Rigid Plastic or Vinyl? Choose Rigid Plastic when you want a more substantial sign plate. Choose Vinyl for a smooth, clean surface where self-adhesive fitting is preferred.
Does this sign prove the toilet room is accessible? No. The sign identifies the facility; the room layout, access, fittings and turning space must still be suitable for the users you expect.
Is this an EN ISO 7010 safety sign? No. This is a public information toilet sign, so EN ISO 7010 warning, prohibition and mandatory codes do not apply.
Features and Benefits
Features
- ✓Combined male, female and wheelchair pictograms
- ✓Clear “Toilets” wording beneath the symbols
- ✓Portrait layout suited to doors and entrance walls
- ✓Choice of Rigid Plastic or self-adhesive Vinyl
Benefits
- ✓Helps reduce hesitation outside shared toilets
- ✓Makes accessible facilities easier to identify
- ✓Supports visitors who do not know the building
- ✓Keeps washroom entrances clear and consistent
Useful alternatives for mixed washrooms
For a broader accessible washroom message, consider accessible toilets signs for shared facilities where visitors need simple direction. Good for reception routes and public-facing corridors.
Where you prefer a cleaner pictogram-led option, choose disabled toilet symbol signs for quick recognition at the entrance point. Useful when people need to identify facilities at a glance.
For rooms used by all visitors, compare unisex accessible toilet door signs to make the washroom purpose clearer. A sensible option for single-occupancy accessible toilets.
To keep related door and corridor signs aligned, review the disabled access washroom signage options across the main category. This makes it easier to plan a consistent accessible route.
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