Hillman Fasteners 842066 Blank Caution Sign 10x14 in

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 842066 is a blank caution sign intended for workplaces, job sites, and facilities where custom hazard communication is required. Measuring 10 inches by 14 inches, it features the standard yellow and black color scheme associated with ANSI-style caution signage. The blank format allows technicians, facility managers, or safety personnel to add site-specific caution messaging. This sign is sold in a package of 6 units, making it practical for multi-location installs or maintaining a stock of ready-to-use signs on active job sites.

This sign is suited for residential and commercial applications wherever a posted caution warning is appropriate. Common install locations include mechanical rooms, electrical panels, utility areas, and construction zones. The 10-inch by 14-inch format conforms to a widely used standard sign size, fitting most sign holders and mounting brackets designed for that dimension. Electricians, HVAC technicians, plumbers, and general contractors will find this a straightforward addition to job site safety compliance procedures.

Key Features

• Blank face allows custom caution messaging for site-specific hazard communication
• Yellow and black color scheme follows standard caution sign visual conventions
• 10 inches by 14 inches — a common standard sign size compatible with most sign frames and holders
• Sold in a package of 6 units for multi-point installations or on-hand stock
• Lightweight construction at approximately 1.32 pounds per package of 6

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose replacement or supplemental blank caution sign suitable for standard 10-inch by 14-inch sign frames and mounting hardware used in commercial and residential facility applications.

Installation Notes

Blank caution signs are typically installed by facility managers, safety officers, or licensed tradespeople as part of a job site or facility hazard communication program. Mount using appropriate fasteners, adhesive strips, or sign frames rated for the installation surface. Ensure posted signage complies with applicable OSHA, local building code, or facility safety requirements before placing signs into service.