Fire Exit Arrow Up Sign in Welsh / English
Clearly directs building occupants towards a fire exit with bilingual Welsh and English wording and an upward directional arrow.
• Provides clear fire exit guidance in Welsh and English
• Ideal for schools, hospitals, offices and public buildings in Wales
• High-visibility green and white design supports quick recognition
• Available in Extra Glow in the Dark Self Adhesive (Class C), Extra Glow in the Dark Rigid Plastic (Class C), Rigid Plastic (1mm), and Self Adhesive Vinyl
• Supports clear bilingual fire safety signage in Welsh and English environments
Product Overview
This bilingual Welsh and English fire exit sign displays the wording “Allanfa dân / Fire exit” alongside the recognised running person symbol and an upward directional arrow. It provides clear visual guidance towards a fire exit and helps building occupants quickly identify the direction of the escape route.
Where to Use
- Schools
- Hospitals
- Offices
- Public buildings
- Welsh and English environments
Key Features
- Bilingual Welsh and English fire exit wording
- Upward directional arrow for clear route guidance
- Recognisable running person fire exit symbol
- High-visibility green and white design
- Supports quick identification of fire exit routes
Materials & Options
- Extra Glow in the Dark Self Adhesive (Class C)
- Extra Glow in the Dark Rigid Plastic (Class C)
- Rigid Plastic (1mm)
- Self Adhesive Vinyl
Compliance
This sign supports compliance with UK health and safety regulations, including:
- Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974
- Safety Signs and Signals Regulations 1996
Frequently Asked Questions
Where should this sign be installed?
Install this sign where clear bilingual Welsh and English guidance is required to direct building occupants towards a fire exit in the upward direction.
Is this sign suitable for outdoor use?
Suitability will depend on the selected material and the intended installation environment.
What does this sign indicate?
It indicates a fire exit and uses an upward arrow to show the direction occupants should follow along the escape route.