18 inch x24 inch No Parking / Fire Lane Sign

The above illustration shows the problem with using fire lane signs made with .063" thick aluminum. .063" is roughly the thickness of a dime while .080" is closer to the thickness of a nickel. We don't sell the thinner fire zone signs because they just aren't rigid enough to do the job. We only sell the industrial strength no parking signs that match the quality used by state and federal transportation departments across the USA. The other illustration shows how to properly mount fire lane signs onto "u-channel posts". The fire zone signs go across the open part of the "U shape" as that wider mounting area adds stability. When no parking signs are mounted on the bottom of the "U shape", they are less stable and will rock in the wind which can shorten the life of the sign.

Our fire lane signs have two 5/16" diameter mounting holes. The holes are drilled 1.5" down from the top and 1.5" up from the bottom. Both holes are centered horizontally. Their spacing matches the hole spacing used on all of our u-channel and square sign posts.

What is Engineer Grade Prismatic? EGP (Engineer Grade Prismatic) is a reflective sheeting that is widely used on traffic signs. On high speed roads, you might be required to use a higher level of reflectivity (like diamond grade reflective), but EGP is ideal for low speed roads and parking lots. EGP should last 7 years before it starts fading. It has a 1 year manufacturer's guarantee. These fire zone signs are made in the USA.