The dashed line is where the sign is cut.
The dashed line is where the sign is cut. Anything outside it is bleed and will be trimmed off.
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Warnschild «Achtung Dachlawine»
After the first warm day, snow slides off the roof, often right where people walk and cars stand. Warn before it comes down.
CHF 21.10
incl. VAT, free shipping
Combination discountup to −10 % on different signs in the same material
With you by Mon, 2 NovReady for pick-up from Fri, 30 Oct
- Free delivery throughout Switzerland
- TWINT, card or, for companies, invoice
- Questions? +41 81 552 04 06
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At a glance
- Weatherproof and rust-freeMasterbond, 3 mm aluminium composite with UV laminate. Doesn't warp and lasts from −40 to +90 °C.
- Ready to mountDrill holes as you like, screws or an adhesive set included. Or just the film to stick on.
- Quantity and combination discountFrom 2 pieces 10 % less, up to 25 % from 20 pieces. Different signs in the same material count together: up to 10 % combination discount.
- Free deliveryMade in Graubünden and delivered free throughout Switzerland. Order today, with you by Mon, 2 Nov.
Danger from above
Snow sliding off a roof comes without warning. A few hundred kilos of wet snow are enough to dent a car roof or injure someone. The sign warns where pedestrians pass under the eaves or cars park along the facade.
Where it goes
- at entrances and pavements along buildings
- at car parks and bike shelters under roof edges
- at hotels, restaurants and holiday flats in the mountains
Good to know
A warning sign doesn't replace snow guards or clearing the roof. As an owner you're liable for your building (Art. 58 Swiss Code of Obligations). The sign does show that you pointed out the danger. Hang it at eye level, clearly visible ahead of the danger zone. If icicles hang from the roof edge too, "Danger, roof avalanches and icicles" warns of both.
