The Firefighting Equipment – Double-Sided Off-Wall Sign is designed to clearly identify the location of firefighting equipment within commercial and industrial facilities.

Featuring a recognised firefighting pictogram and bold FIRE FIGHTING EQUIPMENT text, the projecting, double-sided format ensures visibility from multiple directions. 

Finished in red with white graphics, Firefighting Equipment – Double-Sided Off-Wall Sign aligns with recognised Australian fire safety signage standards.

Application

• Identifying general firefighting equipment locations

• Improving visibility in corridors, plant rooms, and service areas

• Supporting emergency response and fire suppression procedures

• Assisting compliance with building fire safety requirements

Key Features & Benefits

• Double-sided projecting design for multi-directional visibility

• Recognised firefighting pictogram and clear text for rapid identification

• Red background with white graphics for strong fire safety recognition

• Off-wall mounting format improves visibility where flat signs are obstructed

• Durable construction suitable for indoor and sheltered outdoor use

• Professional finish appropriate for regulated environments

Installation Method

• Supplied with a sturdy off-wall mounting bracket

• Install adjacent to firefighting equipment cabinets or storage areas

• Fixes securely to concrete, masonry, steel, or timber surfaces

• Install using standard fixings (not included) at a suitable viewing height

Ideal For

• Commercial office buildings

• Warehouses and industrial facilities

• Shopping centres and public venues

• Schools, hospitals, and aged care facilities

• Buildings equipped with fire safety and suppression systems

Why Buy From K2K Signs Australia

• Compliance-focused fire and emergency signage solutions

• Trusted Australian supplier for fire safety signs

• High-quality manufacturing for commercial and industrial use

• Australia-wide free shipping on all orders

• Reliable support for safety officers and facility managers