You Are Entering A No Smoking Area Signs

"You Are Entering a No Smoking Area" signs are designed to clearly communicate and enforce smoking restrictions in designated areas. These signs serve as a visual reminder to individuals that smoking is prohibited in the specific area promoting a healthier and more pleasant environment for everyone.

The primary benefit of "You Are Entering a No Smoking Area" signs is the clear communication of smoking restrictions. By prominently displaying these signs at the entrance of designated no smoking areas you create awareness and inform individuals that smoking is not permitted. This helps to prevent smoking-related issues such as second-hand smoke exposure, fire hazards and littering of cigarette butts.

Our signs also contribute to the overall well-being and comfort of people in the area. Non-smokers can enjoy clean and fresh air without the discomfort and health risks associated with exposure to second-hand smoke. The presence of these signs also helps to reduce the social pressure for smokers as they clearly define areas where smoking is not allowed eliminating confusion and potential conflicts.

Our signs promote compliance with smoking regulations and policies. By visibly displaying the message "You Are Entering a No Smoking Area," individuals are reminded to adhere to the rules and regulations regarding smoking restrictions. This contributes to a culture of respect for policies and fosters a more harmonious and inclusive environment for everyone.

A You Are Entering A No Smoking Area Sign is a prohibition message type of restriction sign that is used for displaying around areas where there is a need to stop and prevent people from smoking in a specific area and You Are Entering A No Smoking Area Signage conveys a message "You Are Entering A No Smoking Area" that means people are not allowed to smoke in the area. To stop people from smoking in different areas around sites the no smoking area labels can be used indoors or outdoors when adhered to smooth dry surfaces and to show people where they are allowed to smoke the smoking area signs which show that the smoking area is at this location.

You Are Entering A No Smoking Area Signs Specifications

• Ensures compliance under the latest signs & signals regulations
• Display area Indoor and Outdoor
• Colour - Background Red
• Colour - Text White
• Features - Write On No
• Finish High gloss
• Orientation Portrait
• Photoluminescence Non Photoluminescent
• Shape Rectangle
• Sign/Symbol Smoking
• Sign Text/Symbol Symbol and Text
• Sign Type Prohibition
• Supplied in Single
• Text You are entering a no smoking area

Guidance regarding You are entering a no smoking area signs

Do "You are entering a no smoking area" signs conform to the Health and Safety (Safety Signs and Signals) Regulations 1996? The regulations state that "You are entering a no smoking area" signs must feature white text on a red background and where appropriate black symbols displayed on a white background surrounded by a red circle with a diagonal line running through it which makes the signs fall under the prohibition category of signs and for this reason "You are entering a no smoking area" signs comply with the Health and Safety (Safety Signs and Signals) Regulations 1996.

Do "You are entering a no smoking area" signs comply with the BS EN ISO 7010 regulations? According to the regulations "You are entering a no smoking area" signs must contain a pictogram symbol of a burning cigarette on a white background surrounded by a red circular border with a red line passing through which is universally recognised as a smoking prohibition symbol sign and this makes the "You are entering a no smoking area" signs comply to the regulations of BS EN ISO 7010.

Where can "You are entering a no smoking area" signs be mounted? It is important that business owners carry out a risk assessment which should identify the areas where "You are entering a no smoking area" signs be mounted, consider mounting near entry points to buildings, reception areas, shopping precinct entrances, public buildings, hospital grounds and other areas where you want to stop people from smoking.