Sign Type:

Reserved Parking Sign

Sign Reads:

Staff Parking

Sizes Available (W x H):

300 x 450 mm | 400 x 600 mm | 600 x 900 mm

Materials Available:

3mm Aluminium Composite Non-Reflective, RA1 Reflective 3mm Aluminium Composite, RA2 Reflective 3mm Aluminium Composite, 2mm Rigid Plastic

Orientation:

Portrait

Application:

Designed for outdoor use

Guarantee:

Subject to material type and use in the appropriate setting. Does not account for extreme or atypical environmental conditions.

How To Order:

Select the Required Size, Material, any additional coatings, fixings and then add to basket, or customise the message

Artwork ID:

P16-MWA-0-081

ISO 3864 – International Standard for Safety Signs & Markings:

This international standard defines the design principles for safety signs that convey safety messages. By following ISO 3864, our parking signs are designed with the official and appropriate colours to effectively communicate essential safety information, reducing the risk of accidents and confusion in parking areas.

Upgrade to Class RA1 or Class RA2 Reflective Signs:

Class RA1 and Class RA2 are two types of reflective coatings that offer significant benefits in terms of visibility, durability, and performance in low-light or night-time conditions. The reflective coatings we offer are equivalent to the BS EN 12899:1:2007 standard.

RA1 is visible up to 300 meters with good night time visibility and weather resistance. RA2 is a more advanced material, offering superior reflectivity. Visible up to 500 meters, it performs excellently in low-light conditions.

Both RA1 and RA2 materials benefit parking signs by helping drivers identify and understand parking areas, offering clear night-time visibility to reduce accidents through improved safety and compliance.

The choice between RA1 or RA2 depends on factors like sign location, viewing distance, and information criticality. However, both can improve the effectiveness and safety of parking signage at an affordable price.

Equality Act 2010

Under the Equality Act 2010, businesses in the UK are required to make reasonable adjustments to avoid situations where a disabled person would be at a substantial disadvantage compared to non-disabled people. This obligation extends to the provision and identification of car parking spaces.

The act doesn't specify the exact signage to be used for disabled parking spaces. However, the universally recognised symbol of access, a white stylised image of an individual in a wheelchair on a blue background, is commonly used, and we have adopted this best practice in our range of disabled parking signs.