How do rectangular and round signs differ?

Round signs carry prohibitions and mandatory instructions; rectangular signs give information and site warnings; triangular signs warn of a hazard ahead. On public roads, shape and content follow the applicable marking rules.

How should a disabled parking sign be used?

Mount it at the head of the reserved bay, at a height where it is visible from the approach, and support it with floor marking and a wheel stop where needed. Double sided production helps on car park runs where the bay is seen from both directions.

How long do signs last outdoors?

Life depends on the face material and on UV and weather exposure. Reflective faces lose brightness over time, so where legibility is critical, plan periodic inspection and replacement.

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Rectangular Signs

Rectangular signs carry information and site warnings: works ahead, general caution, slow, disabled parking, two-way traffic, keep right or left, and speed limits of 30, 50 and 60 km/h, in single and double sided versions.

Site and Car Park Information Signs

The rectangular shape gives information rather than a rule: what the area is, how to behave in it and which arrangement applies. Our catalog lists works ahead and general caution as double sided, the slow warning as double sided, and the disabled parking sign as double sided.

The disabled parking sign makes a reserved bay visible and enforceable; combined with floor marking and a wheel stop, misuse of the bay drops noticeably.

Works ahead and general caution — double sided site signs
Slow warning — ahead of speed bumps and narrow passages
Disabled parking — double sided, car park order
Two-way traffic, keep right and keep left — flow guidance
Speed limit 30 / 50 / 60 km/h in rectangular format

Mounting and Combinations

Signs mount on posts, feet or walls. In temporary site layouts, a double sided sign on a foot covers both directions and cuts the number of signs needed.

An information sign works when it is planned with a physical measure: the slow sign with a speed bump, the disabled parking sign with a wheel stop and floor marking, the works ahead sign with cones and barriers.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do rectangular and round signs differ?
Round signs carry prohibitions and mandatory instructions; rectangular signs give information and site warnings; triangular signs warn of a hazard ahead. On public roads, shape and content follow the applicable marking rules.
How should a disabled parking sign be used?
Mount it at the head of the reserved bay, at a height where it is visible from the approach, and support it with floor marking and a wheel stop where needed. Double sided production helps on car park runs where the bay is seen from both directions.
How long do signs last outdoors?
Life depends on the face material and on UV and weather exposure. Reflective faces lose brightness over time, so where legibility is critical, plan periodic inspection and replacement.