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.
Personalise your sign
No frame. Switch it on if the sign should have one.
Standard safety and road signs keep their standard colors so everyone understands them at once.
You then design freely: logo and pictures anywhere, the size stays fixed. This template stays unchanged.
No stopping sign with custom text
No stopping plus a line explaining why. So nobody stops "just quickly" in front of the gate, ramp or emergency exit.
CHF 30.80
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
Shipping
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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.
With a reason, people comply
A ban without a reason gets debated. "No stopping, emergency exit" or "No stopping, gate opens automatically" gets understood. The text sits next to the symbol and stays readable from the car.
Where it goes
- in front of ramps and delivery areas
- in front of automatic gates and barriers
- at emergency exits of shops, halls and venues
- at school bus or shuttle stops on private ground
Good to know
For one line 300 × 80 mm is enough. For longer notes or times ("Mon to Sat 6 am to 8 pm") choose 500 × 132 mm. Made for private ground: on public roads and on private areas open to public traffic, the authorities decide on the signs. It only becomes binding, with fines, through a court ban (Art. 258 Swiss Civil Procedure Code).
