Accuformnmc S31R Exit Fire Sign Wall Mount Plastic

Product Description

The ACCUFORMNMC S31R is a plastic wall-mount exit fire sign displaying the legend "In Case of Fire - Do Not Use Elevators - Use Stairways" with both message and graphic content. Graphics include flame and stairway imagery to communicate the evacuation instruction clearly. The sign stands 7 inches high and features a Sign Muscle coating that provides chemical resistance, graffiti resistance, and UV resistance for long service life in demanding environments. It is designed for single viewing-point installation and is intended for use by facility managers, safety coordinators, and building maintenance professionals responsible for life-safety signage compliance.

This sign is suited for installation in commercial, industrial, and residential multi-story buildings where elevator use during a fire emergency must be clearly prohibited. Typical locations include elevator lobbies, stairwell entry points, and corridor decision points where occupants need immediate directional guidance during evacuation. The English-language legend meets common signage communication requirements for facilities requiring clear, standardized fire egress messaging. The plastic construction and protective coatings make it appropriate for both interior locations and areas with elevated humidity or cleaning exposure.

Key Features

• Legend reads: In Case of Fire - Do Not Use Elevators - Use Stairways
• Includes both message text and graphic imagery (flames and stairway)
• Sign Muscle coating provides chemical resistance, graffiti resistance, and UV resistance
• Plastic construction for durability in demanding indoor environments
• Wall-mount design for straightforward single-point installation
• Black, red, and white color scheme for high-contrast visibility

Compatibility

Designed as a wall-mount life-safety exit fire sign suitable for commercial, industrial, and multi-story residential buildings requiring standard fire egress signage.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a facility maintenance technician or safety coordinator. Mount to a clean, flat wall surface at a height visible to building occupants per applicable fire code and local authority having jurisdiction (AHJ) requirements. Ensure fasteners are appropriate for the wall substrate. Verify placement complies with IFC or local fire egress signage regulations before finalizing the install location.