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Safety Signs and Speed Signs
Wheel Stops
Speed Humps
A range of safety signs, speed signs are available for carparks, industrial work areas, roads and residential complexes. It is important to have clear and easy to read sign age to mark things like disabled parking spaces, car parking speed limits, loading zones, walkways and complex letterboxes. Safety First Linemarking also supply One Way Signs, No Entry signs and Reserved carparking signs. Replacing old signage can bring back that new image to your carpark, not to mention the added safety aspects. A professional looking and conveniently mapped out carpark can make a great first impression. Safety First can supply and install all of these safety signs, and more, competitive prices.
 
Concrete wheel stops are also available from Safety First. Wheel stops can be used to protect pedestrians, buildings and structures. Keeping everything and everyone safe. Wheel stops act as a convenient reminder, for those using your car park, to be considerate of what is in front of them. The front of back wheels of most standards vehicles will simply bump up against them, prompting the driver to stop. Wheel stops can save you time and money of repairs to buildings, concrete path edges, garden beds and other customers' cars. It obviously separates carparking spaces that are facing each other to avoid minor carparking accidents as well as people parking too far forward blocking valuable carparking space. Wheel stops are securely bolted to the existing concrete slab or bitumen surface and can be painted to indicate reserved parking for certain shops or offices.
 
Safety First can also supply concrete speed humps complete with safety linemarking. Used widely as a speed control mechanism, speed humps or speed bumps work well together with safety speed signage. Speed humps can be installed into most carparks including complex carparking, shopping centre driveways and car parks, childcare centres, residential unit complexes, office building carparks, drive thrus and more. Speed humps can also be installed on smaller local traffic roads to minimise noise and to control traffic conditions. Speed humps are also painted for maximum viability.
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