C.h. Hanson 12417 No Parking Symbol Plastic Stencil

Product Description

The C.H. HANSON 12417 is a plastic stencil featuring a no parking graphic symbol with a 15-inch diameter character on a 20 x 20 inch overall panel. Designed for pavement marking, floor marking, and facility signage applications, this stencil delivers a clean, repeatable impression using standard marking paint or spray. The graphic-only format requires no text characters, making it suitable for high-visibility parking control and traffic management layouts. Facility maintenance crews, pavement marking contractors, and safety coordinators are the typical users. The stencil meets OSHA 1910.14 standards, making it appropriate for compliant workplace and lot markings.

This stencil is used in parking lots, garages, warehouses, loading docks, and other paved or hard-surface areas where no parking zones need to be clearly marked. The 20 x 20 inch panel size provides adequate border material around the 15-inch symbol for controlled paint application and clean edge lines. The plastic construction allows for repeated use across multiple marking sessions. It is suited for both indoor floor marking and outdoor pavement applications.

Key Features

• 15-inch diameter no parking graphic symbol for high-visibility pavement and floor marking
• 20 x 20 inch overall panel provides stable border for controlled spray or brush application
• Plastic construction supports repeated use across multiple applications
• Graphic-only symbol format requires no text alignment during layout
• Meets OSHA 1910.14 standards for compliant facility and lot markings

Compatibility

Designed for use as a pavement or floor marking stencil on concrete, asphalt, and hard-surface floors where standard no parking symbol markings are required.

Installation Notes

Application is typically performed by facility maintenance staff or pavement marking contractors using spray paint or marking paint compatible with the target surface. Secure the stencil flat against the surface before applying paint to prevent bleeding under the edges. Allow paint to tack or dry to the manufacturer's recommendation before removing the stencil to preserve edge definition. Follow all applicable facility safety and traffic control guidelines when marking active parking or traffic areas.