Disabled signs

The most common function of a disabled sign is to show where something is adapted for wheelchair users. This may be a toilet or parking spaces, for instance.

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Popular examples of disabled signs

Plastic signs

250 x 295 mm, Engraved plastic

203.79 NZDincl. GST

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Plastic signs

145 x 40 mm, Engraved plastic

25.99 NZDincl. GST

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Decals

300 x 400 mm, Vinyl

50.39 NZDincl. GST

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Plastic signs

150 x 150 mm, Engraved plastic

79.79 NZDincl. GST

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Aluminium signs

76 x 76 mm, Aluminium

63.89 NZDincl. GST

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Plastic signs

250 x 292 mm, Engraved plastic

202.49 NZDincl. GST

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Plastic signs

200 x 295 mm, Engraved plastic

159.29 NZDincl. GST

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Plastic signs

100 x 100 mm, Engraved plastic

40.69 NZDincl. GST

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Plastic signs

150 x 45 mm, Engraved plastic

27.69 NZDincl. GST

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Plastic signs

200 x 295 mm, Engraved plastic

175.69 NZDincl. GST

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Aluminium signs

300 x 400 mm, Aluminium

175.89 NZDincl. GST

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Plastic signs

145 x 40 mm, Engraved plastic

25.99 NZDincl. GST

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Disabled signs – Different functions

Toilet

In public spaces, there is always a toilet for wheelchair users. These toilets feature a wider door, support bars near the toilet and alert buttons. They are clearly marked with a sign depicting a person in a wheelchair. If a shower is available, that too is shown on the sign.

Parking

The sign with a blue background and a white silhouette of a person sitting in a wheelchair clearly marks parking spaces intended for disabled people. Colloquially, this is known as handicapped parking.

Mark a ramp

If there are steps up to an entrance, a disabled sign can be used to indicate the location of an entrance with a ramp. Sometimes a sign can also contain information that a temporary ramp is available if personnel are alerted.

There are also ramp signs that highlight jetties specially constructed to help wheelchair users bathe. These ramps are found at holiday resorts and indicate a jetty with a gentle slope down to the water.

This category also includes disabled signs specially designed to draw attention to an emergency exit – quite simply escape routes without stairs.

Disabled signs

Popular examples of disabled signs

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