The This Door Is For Emergency Use Only – Double-Sided Off-Wall Sign is designed to clearly communicate that a designated door must only be used in emergency situations.

The projecting, double-sided format ensures the message is visible from multiple directions, reducing unauthorised use and reinforcing site safety procedures.

Finished in red with white text, This Door Is For Emergency Use Only – Double-Sided Off-Wall Sign delivers a strong visual impact aligned with recognised Australian emergency signage standards.

Application

• Marking doors restricted to emergency use only

• Preventing routine or unauthorised access through emergency doors

• Improving visibility in corridors, stairwells, and access points

• Supporting emergency management and building compliance requirements

Key Features & Benefits

• Double-sided projecting design for multi-directional visibility

• Red background with white text for high-impact emergency recognition

• Clear “This Door Is For Emergency Use Only” message to discourage misuse

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

• 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

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

• Installed using standard fixings (not included)

• Position at a suitable height to maintain clear line-of-sight

Ideal For

• Commercial office buildings

• Warehouses and industrial facilities

• Shopping centres and public venues

• Schools, hospitals, and aged care facilities

• Stairwells, corridors, and designated emergency exit doors

Why Buy From K2K Signs Australia

• Compliance-focused emergency and safety signage solutions

• Trusted Australian supplier for workplace 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