PEDESTRIAN NO GO ZONE SIGN

In Australia, "Pedestrian No Go Zone" sign is used to indicate areas where pedestrians are not allowed to enter. These zones are typically designated for safety reasons, such as construction sites, active roadways, or areas with hazardous conditions. You might see these signs near places like: 1. Construction sites: To keep pedestrians safe from potential hazards like falling debris or heavy machinery. 2. Busy roadways: To prevent pedestrians from entering areas where they could be at risk of being hit by vehicles. 3. Restricted areas: Such as areas under repair or maintenance where it's unsafe for pedestrians to be. These signs are important for the safety of both pedestrians and workers, so it's essential to obey them and find alternative routes if necessary.

Sign Materials:

Aluminium: Lightweight  & strong, and ideal for all safety and statutory signs. Laminated for extra durability, weather resistance, and anti-graffiti protection.

Aluminium Composite Panel (ACP): Suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications. It's cost-effective, visually appealing, and comes with over-lamination for added durability, weather resistance  and anti-graffiti protection.

Sticker (Decal): Vinyl stickers or decals are available in many sizes and colors, and they are all laminated for extra durability, weatherproofing, and anti-graffiti protection.

Reflective Vinyl - Class 1: High-intensity reflective films for safety and traffic signage, ensuring excellent visibility day and night, meeting Australian standards.

GET SIGNS is an Australian-owned and operated business that manufactures its products in its Sydney warehouse, complying with Australian standards and delivering across Australia.