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No Smoking No Naked Lights Signs
No Smoking No Naked Lights Signs tell staff, contractors and visitors that cigarettes, flames and open ignition sources are not allowed. You should use them near flammable materials, fuel storage, workshops and chemical handling points where one unsafe action could start a serious fire.
Where No Smoking No Naked Lights Signs Should Be Installed
You should install these signs at entrances, fuel stores, paint rooms, solvent cupboards, plant rooms and external storage points before anyone reaches the hazard. Clear placement helps people understand the rule early, not after they are already inside a fire-risk area.
Viewing Distance Guidance for This Sign
Use the viewing distance as practical guidance, not a substitute for your fire risk assessment. Position signs at eye level where the message can be read before smoking materials, lighters or other ignition sources are brought into the restricted area.
| Size option | Practical viewing guidance | Best use |
|---|---|---|
| H 420 x W 297mm | Read from several metres in normal workplace conditions | Doors, stores, workshops and controlled fire-risk entrances |
Safety Results You Should Expect From Clear Ignition Control Signage
Once installed correctly, this sign helps you change behaviour before people enter restricted areas. It supports site rules by making smoking and naked lights visibly unacceptable wherever flammable materials or ignition-sensitive work may be present.
Technical Details for No Smoking No Naked Lights Signs
- Sign message: “No smoking”
- Sign message: “No naked light”
- Pictogram code: EN ISO 7010 P002
- Pictogram code: EN ISO 7010 P003
- Conforms to EN ISO 7010
- Conforms to BS 5499 sign regulations
- Sign type: prohibition
- Dual-message sign
- Purpose: prohibits smoking and naked lights
- Materials: rigid plastic and self-adhesive vinyl
- Size: H 420 x W 297mm
- Orientation: portrait
- Shape: rectangle
- Background colour: red and white
- Text colour: white
- Pictogram colours: red, black and white
- Finish: glossy film surface
- Non-photoluminescent
- Non-reflective
- Supplied as: single sign
- Material thickness: various
- Display area: indoors and outdoors
- Fitting: wall or door mounting
- Fixings: vinyl has adhesive backing; rigid plastic fixings available separately
How to Fit No Smoking No Naked Lights Signs Without Weakening the Message
- ❌ Do not place the sign after the fuel, solvent or storage point where the warning comes too late.
- ❌ Do not hide it behind doors, racking, pipework or parked vehicles.
- ❌ Do not rely on a small sign where people approach from several directions.
- ❌ Do not use it alone where a separate flammable hazard warning is also required.
- ❌ Do not use adhesive vinyl on rough, dusty or damp surfaces that may weaken adhesion.
- ❌ Do not treat it as a hot-work permit or substitute for site fire controls.
- ✅ Fit it at normal eye level on the approach side of the restricted area.
- ✅ Choose rigid plastic where the sign needs a tougher permanent fixing.
- ✅ Clean the surface before applying vinyl so the message stays flat and readable.
No Smoking No Naked Lights Signs questions answered
What are No Smoking No Naked Lights Signs used for? They are used to stop people smoking or using open flames in areas where an ignition source could create a fire or explosion risk.
Where should I place this type of sign? Place it before the risk point, such as on store doors, fuel compound entrances, plant rooms, chemical areas or workshop access points.
Do I need this sign if I already have a no smoking sign? Use this version when you also need to prohibit naked flames, lighters, matches and other open ignition sources, not just smoking.
Is this suitable for contractors and visitors? Yes. The combined text and pictograms make the restriction clear to people who may not know your site rules.
What pictogram codes apply to no smoking and no naked lights? The relevant EN ISO 7010 symbols are P002 for no smoking and P003 for no open flame, fire, open ignition source and smoking prohibited.
No Smoking No Naked Lights Signs Features and Practical Benefits
- ✓ Combines no smoking and no naked light instructions on one portrait sign.
- ✓ Uses recognised prohibition pictograms for fast visual understanding.
- ✓ Red and white layout gives the restriction strong contrast at entrances.
- ✓ Available in rigid plastic or self-adhesive vinyl for different fixing needs.
- ✓ Helps you reduce ignition risks around flammable materials and storage points.
- ✓ Gives contractors and visitors the same rule without relying on spoken reminders.
- ✓ Supports clear site control where smoking or flames could create serious danger.
- ✓ Saves space by covering two related restrictions in one clear display.
Nearby multi-message signs for restricted smoking areas
For wider conduct control beyond flames, consider landscape no eating drinking smoking signs where several activities must be prevented together. Useful in controlled access, hygiene or public-facing locations.
If a vertical layout fits your fixing position better, compare portrait smoking drinking eating restriction signs for doors and slim wall spaces. They keep the message clear without taking up unnecessary width.
For similar ignition control with an alternative page option, review workplace no naked lights no smoking signs when matching existing site wording. Helpful for maintenance, fuel and storage access points.
Where combustible materials are part of the risk, step up to no smoking naked lights combustible materials signs for more complete site instruction. This suits areas where flammable items may be stored or handled.
For broader comparison before you buy, use multi-message no smoking safety signs to choose the clearest wording for your premises. It supports better sign selection across mixed-risk areas.
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