Safety pictogram sign AWEX PD26 — down arrow with person in door, 150×300 mm

AWEX PD26 is a safety pictogram sign featuring a downward arrow with a person in a doorway, sized 150 × 300 mm. Designed for mounting on walls or doors, this sign communicates the direction of evacuation or downward movement in a clear, standardised pictogram format. It is intended for use in public buildings, workplaces and other facilities where visible directional signage for exits, stairwells or evacuation routes is required.

Advantages

The sign uses a universally recognisable pictogram to minimise ambiguity in emergency situations. Its compact 150 × 300 mm size makes it suitable for placement on doors, next to stairwells or along corridors without obstructing passage. Constructed from durable materials suitable for indoor mounting, the pictogram maintains legibility over time and under typical building conditions. The clear contrast and standardised symbol support compliance with common safety signage practices.

Suitable for

• Marking exit routes in public buildings and offices
• Indicating downward stairwells and evacuation directions
• Placement on doors, walls and corridor junctions
• Use in schools, hospitals, shopping centres and industrial premises

Key specifications

• Overall size: 150 × 300 mm
• Pictogram: downward arrow with person in doorway
• Mounting: suitable for wall or door installation
• Visibility: high-contrast graphic for clear legibility at short to medium distances
• Intended environment: indoor use in public and commercial buildings

How to use

Choose a visible location at eye level or aligned with other emergency signs near exits, stairwells or evacuation routes. Clean the mounting surface to remove dust and grease before installation. Affix the sign using appropriate fasteners, adhesive pads or mounting hardware consistent with the surface material and building regulations. Position the pictogram so it faces approaching occupants and is not obscured by doors, decorations or fixtures.

Usage recommendations

Regularly inspect the sign for damage, fading or obstruction and replace if legibility is compromised. Ensure signs on routes are consistent and match the building’s overall evacuation plan for clear wayfinding during drills and emergencies.