Pictogram stickers

The sign. This page is about the symbol itself, cut out and without a background – often a single character on a door or window. Signage stickers, on the other hand, refer to the complete set on a site or in a building, where the stickers together form a system and we come to take measurements. The material is the same.

Yes. We have a wide range of icons available; please feel free to ask us for the appropriate one. If you supply a file yourself, we will check it for size, outline and bleed before it goes to print.

Safety signage is standardised, and the colour and size you require depend on the symbol and the distance from which it must be legible. We will use the colours and proportions of the pictogram you supply or select from our range. If you are unsure about the correct design, please discuss your situation with us before placing your order.

Yes, both indoors and outdoors. On a flat surface, monomeric vinyl lasts for 2 years, whilst polymeric vinyl lasts for 5 years. Polymeric vinyl also adheres to slightly curved surfaces, such as a curved door frame or a machine housing.

For fire safety and emergency exits, we use white reflective vinyl. For large quantities, there is a more cost-effective alternative: vinyl printed with a reflective varnish coating, which is less reflective. A glow-in-the-dark finish is also available.

Dry application works best here. Ensure the surface is free from dust and grease, and press the symbol down from the centre towards the edges. If you’re unsure whether your surface is suitable, please ask one of our staff members.

Yes, from a single item to several. You do not need to purchase a set for a single door or a single fire extinguisher.

Yes, as well as pictogram stickers, we also stock signage and pictogram boards. You can use these when there is no suitable surface to stick them to, for example on a post or mounted directly on a façade.

Icon stickers are not listed as a standard option in the ordering module, as the size and film type vary from job to job. Please let us know which symbol you need and where it will be placed, and we will work out the cost for you.

Limited to the roll width. In practice, an icon remains small, as it is recognised by its shape rather than its size.

There are standardised symbols for safety signage, and anyone required to use them will usually be aware of these from their own health and safety plan. Please let us know which set of symbols you need to follow, and we will use those rather than our own version.