Fire door sign PROCERA Znak TDC – directional evacuation sign, 'Close! Evacuation route to the right' (BH-BB014BBPS)

PROCERA Znak TDC is a rigid fire door sign intended for mounting on emergency exits and fire doors. The plate carries the message 'Close! Evacuation route to the right' and is designed to provide clear visual guidance during evacuations. Intended for use in public buildings, workplaces and stairwells, the sign supports wayfinding and contributes to orderly movement toward designated escape routes.

Advantages

The sign presents an immediately readable instruction and direction on a durable plate that maintains legibility in typical indoor conditions. Its fixed message reduces ambiguity during emergencies, and the compact form factor allows straightforward installation on doors and frames without obstructing operation. The product is suitable for integration with existing safety signage systems to create consistent visual cues throughout a facility.

Suitable for

• Emergency exit doors in offices and public buildings
• Fire doors in corridors and stairwells
• Workplaces requiring clear evacuation wayfinding
• Facilities where standardized safety signage is needed

Key specifications

• Type: rigid directional fire door sign
• Message: instruction to close and arrow indicating evacuation to the right
• Mounting: designed for attachment to doors and door frames
• Operating environment: indoor use in public and commercial buildings
• Material properties: durable plate suitable for visible signage

How to use

Place the sign on the inside or outside surface of an emergency exit or fire door at eye level so the message and arrow are clearly visible to occupants approaching the door. Secure the plate using appropriate fasteners or adhesive recommended for the door material, ensuring it does not interfere with door operation or sealing. Verify visibility from common approach angles and ensure the sign aligns with the intended evacuation flow to the right.

Usage recommendations

Locate signs consistently at standard heights and locations across the building and combine with other directional and emergency signage to form a coherent evacuation path. Regularly inspect the plate for damage or obstructions and replace if legibility is compromised. Follow local safety regulations and fire safety plans when positioning signage to ensure compliance with evacuation procedures.