Accuformnmc N2AB Notice Keep This Door Closed Sign

Product Description

The ACCUFORMNMC N2AB is a rectangular aluminum accident prevention sign printed with the Notice header and the legend KEEP THIS DOOR CLOSED. Measuring 10 inches high by 14 inches wide, it is constructed from aluminum with a Sign Muscle coating that resists chemicals, graffiti, and UV exposure. The sign arrives pre-drilled with 4 mounting holes for straightforward wall installation. Facility managers, safety coordinators, and maintenance trades install this type of signage to meet OSHA accident prevention requirements in both indoor and outdoor environments.

This sign is suited for commercial, industrial, and institutional facilities where door-closure compliance is required for fire safety, climate control, pest control, or hazardous area separation. It is rated for indoor and outdoor use, printed in English, and carries a single-sided, single viewing point layout. The black legend on a white background with a blue Notice header follows standard OSHA accident prevention color conventions.

Key Features

• Aluminum construction with Sign Muscle coating for chemical and UV resistance
• Graffiti-proof surface finish for long-term legibility in high-traffic areas
• Pre-drilled with 4 mounting holes for direct wall installation without additional prep
• Rated for both indoor and outdoor use
• Compliant with OSHA 29 CFR-1910.145 accident prevention sign standards
• Single-sided printed legend in English with black text on white background and blue Notice header

Compatibility

Designed as a standard wall-mount accident prevention sign suitable for facilities requiring OSHA 29 CFR-1910.145 compliant door-closure notification signage.

Installation Notes

Wall mount installation requires four fasteners aligned to the pre-drilled hole pattern. No special tools beyond a standard drill and appropriate wall anchors for the substrate are needed. Install at a height visible to the intended audience per facility safety planning guidelines. Follow local building codes and OSHA signage placement requirements when determining location.