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In Case of Fire Do Not Use the Lift Use the Stairs Evacuation Sign

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Description

Do Not Use Lift in Fire Notice for Hotels Offices and Apartments

During a fire, lifts can stop between floors or open onto smoke, so people need a clear instruction before they reach the call button. This In Case of Fire sign gives three steps in one panel: a fire warning, a lift ban with a prohibition symbol, and a green stairs route with a running figure. Because each message has its own colour block and symbol, visitors, staff and guests can follow it in seconds, even when they are stressed. As a practical fire action sign, it supports your evacuation plan and helps keep people moving towards the safest exit.

Printed on durable 1mm PVC board, this do not use the lift sign is lightweight, easy to handle and simple to fix with screws or adhesive pads. The square format makes it a clear use the stairs sign for lift lobbies, landings and entrance halls, where it can be seen right before someone presses the button. Use it as a fire evacuation notice in hotels, flats, offices and hospitals, alongside your other fire safety signage, so every floor gives the same message.

Key Features

  • Size: 300mm x 300mm
  • Material: 1mm PVC, lightweight, rigid and easy to fit
  • Clear instructions: “In case of fire”, “Do not use the lift” and “Use the stairs” in one panel
  • Helpful symbols: flame graphic, lift prohibition symbol and running figure on stairs
  • Hard wearing: resists scuffs and is simple to wipe clean
  • Easy to fit: fix with screws, adhesive pads or strong tape
  • Versatile use: suitable for indoor use and sheltered areas

Ideal For

  • Lift lobbies and landings
  • Hotels, hostels and serviced apartments
  • Flats and residential blocks
  • Offices and shopping centres
  • Hospitals, care homes and clinics
  • Schools, colleges and public buildings

Order your In Case of Fire sign today and make sure everyone knows to take the stairs, not the lift, when an alarm sounds.