In Case of Fire Signage

Shop in case of fire elevator signage that tells building occupants not to use elevators during a fire and directs them toward exit stairs. Choose from multiple architectural sign collections to coordinate this important life-safety message with surrounding facility signage.

Our in case of fire signs are available in a range of styles, sizes, colors, and formats for placement near elevator call stations and landings.

Shop In Case of Fire Signs

Elevators Are Out of Service Signs

An in case of fire elevators are out of service sign communicates both the restriction and the alternate action occupants should take during a fire. The standard message directs people away from the elevator and toward exit stairs.

Place this signage where people approaching an elevator can see the emergency instruction before attempting to use it.

In Case of Fire Sign Requirements

Requirements for in case of fire elevator signs depend on the building code adopted by the jurisdiction, the type of elevator, and how the elevator functions within the building’s means of egress.

The International Building Code requires emergency signage adjacent to elevator call stations in applicable locations instructing occupants to use exit stairways rather than elevators during a fire. Specific wording and exceptions can vary, so verify the adopted code and local requirements before selecting signage.

Choose Coordinated in Case of Fire Signage

Life-safety messaging can coordinate with the rest of a facility sign system without sacrificing clear emergency instructions. Choose an in case of fire sign from the architectural collection used elsewhere in the building to coordinate colors, materials, and design details with surrounding elevator, directional, and room signage.

For projects using multiple sign collections or updating an existing facility, compare the available styles and dimensions to find the option that best fits the elevator landing and surrounding signs.