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Enable Prompt Assistance with First Aid Braille Sign
Inclusive, Tough, and Built for Access
Point to safety with the First Aid Braille Sign from Safety Sector—a compliant, critical marker. Designed to meet AS 1428.1 & D3.6 standards with Braille text for the visually impaired, this 180mm x 180mm sign is injection-molded as a single unit for quality and hygiene. Weather-resistant for indoor and outdoor use, it comes with double-sided tape for effortless installation—perfect for workplaces, schools, and public spaces across Australia.
Why Choose First Aid Braille Sign?
Perfect For:
Strength Meets Practical Access
This First Aid Braille Sign, at 180mm x 180mm, is injection-molded as a single unit with Braille text to meet AS 1428.1 & D3.6, offering weather-resistant accessibility in emergencies. Supplied with double-sided tape, it’s built for fast, hygienic installation indoors or out—just peel and stick. Order from Safety Sector and ensure help is found with bold, dependable support!
The sign measures 180mm x 180mm, providing a clear, accessible marker for first aid locations.
Is the sign compliant with accessibility standards?
Yes, it meets AS 1428.1 & D3.6 requirements and includes raised Braille text for the visually impaired.
What material is the sign made from?
It is injection-molded as a single unit, ensuring hygiene, durability, and long-term use.
Can the sign be used outdoors?
Yes, the sign is weather-resistant and suitable for both indoor and outdoor installation.
How is the sign installed?
It comes with strong double-sided tape, allowing for quick and secure mounting without tools.
Where is this sign typically used?
It is ideal for workplaces, schools, retail centres, offices, and public spaces to clearly indicate first aid stations.
