Pull To Open door pack of 6 signs show that doors or access points must be pulled to open correctly. Supplied in packs of 6, they help reduce hesitation, prevent incorrect pushing and keep door-use guidance consistent across offices, schools, service routes, storerooms and shared buildings.

Where Pull To Open Door Pack Of 6 Signs Should Be Installed

Install each sign on the pull side of the door, fixed on the door face or immediately beside the handle so the action is understood before contact. This pack format is ideal where several similar doors need the same instruction, such as office suites, schools, service corridors, stores and plant access areas.

Viewing distance guide for pack size planning

The smaller 50 x 100 mm format suits close handle-level reading, the 50 x 250 mm size gives a longer reading line where users need slightly earlier recognition and the 100 x 200 mm option is better where the instruction needs to be picked up sooner on approach across wider door areas.

What improves once pull guidance is repeated consistently

When the same sign is fitted across several doors, users learn the correct action faster, hesitate less at each opening point and experience a more consistent route through the building. It is especially useful where visitors, contractors or new staff move between several similar doors in one area.

✅ Faster recognition across repeated door sets

✅ Less hesitation at shared access points

✅ More consistent guidance for unfamiliar users

Technical details for Pull To Open Door Pack Of 6 Signs

Supplied in Packs of 6
Sign Message: "Pull To Open"
Text: Pull To Open
Pictogram Symbol: Reversed arrow
Conforms to EN ISO 7010
EN ISO 7010 Code: E057, E058
Conforms to BS 5499 sign regulations
Sign type: Door opening guidance

Sign type: Safe condition
Orientation: Landscape
Shape: rectangle
Size: H 50 x W 100 mm
Viewing use: close-range handle reading
Size: H 50 x W 250 mm
Viewing use: longer reading line on approach
Size: H 100 x W 200 mm

Viewing use: earlier recognition across door face
Background colours: Green/White
Symbols: Green/white
Materials: Rigid Plastic
Materials: Self-Adhesive vinyl
Material Thickness: various
Finish: Glossy sign surface
Non-Photoluminescent
Non-reflective
Fitting methods: door mount
Fixings: Rigid plastic Sign, available separately
Fixings: Vinyl has self-adhesive back
Display area: Indoors/outdoors

ⓘ Installation Guidance

Fitting advice for Pull To Open Door Pack Of 6 Signs

❌ Placement errors to avoid

❌ Do not fit some signs on the wrong door side
❌ Do not place them too far from the handle area
❌ Do not mix heights across otherwise matching doors

❌ When not to use this sign

❌ Do not use it where doors need mixed instructions
❌ Do not use it for push, slide or turning mechanisms
❌ Do not use it where the action is already obvious

✅ Better installation choices

✅ Check every door shares the same pull action first
✅ Apply vinyl only to clean, smooth dry surfaces
✅ Use one consistent size where doors share the same approach

? Customers Questions

Pull To Open Door Pack Of 6 Signs questions answered

What are Pull To Open Door Pack Of 6 Signs? Pull To Open Door Pack Of 6 Signs are repeated door instruction signs supplied in one bundle so the same pull-to-open message can be fitted across several doors or access points.

Where should a pack of 6 Pull To Open signs be used? They are best used where several similar doors need the same opening instruction, such as offices, schools, plant areas, service corridors, storage rooms and public-facing work areas.

When should I choose a pack of 6 instead of single signs? Choose the pack when you need consistent guidance across multiple doors in one area. If only one or two doors need marking, single signs may be the more suitable option.

Which material should I choose for this type of pack? Self-adhesive vinyl suits smooth, clean door faces where quick fitting is useful, while rigid plastic is better where a firmer mounted finish is preferred across repeated locations.

When should this pack not be used? Do not use it where doors need different messages, where the correct action is push, slide or turn, or where the opening method is already obvious and extra signage would only add clutter.

✔ Features & Benefits

Pull To Open Door Pack Of 6 Signs features and benefits explained

Features

✓ Supplied as a pack of 6 for repeat door use
✓ Clear Pull To Open wording with reversed arrow symbol
✓ Three landscape size options for different layouts
✓ Available in rigid plastic and self-adhesive vinyl
✓ Suitable for indoor and outdoor display areas

Benefits

✓ Keeps guidance consistent across several doors
✓ Reduces incorrect pushing on pull-operated doors
✓ Helps facilities teams standardise one clear message
✓ Lets buyers match size to approach distance and space
✓ Improves confidence for visitors and new starters

Pack and single pull to open signs for consistent doors

For fire door routes needing glow support, use 6 pack nite-glo pull to open fire door signs across repeated escape doors. Useful where lighting conditions may vary during an emergency.

If you only need one sign, choose single pull to open signs for a quick replacement or small area. Helpful for one-off doors, reception access and staff entrances.

For directional clarity, add pull to open signs with arrow guidance where people may hesitate at the handle. Suitable for busy corridors and visitor routes.

Where the door uses an opposite-hand layout, fit reversed arrow pull to open door signs for better alignment. Helpful when matching several doors that do not all open the same way.

For full range planning, compare pull door instruction signs in multiple formats before ordering. This supports consistent signage across larger premises.

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