When to Use No Exit Signage for Stairs
Use STAIRS / NO EXIT messaging when a stairway could be mistaken for part of an exit route but does not provide the path occupants should follow to reach an exit.
If you need to identify a door or opening that could be mistaken for an exit rather than a stairway, compare our not an exit signs to make sure you’re selecting the appropriate message for the location.
For stairs that do provide an exit route, use the appropriate exit or directional egress signage instead.
No Exit Signage Requirements
No exit signage requirements depend on the location, building, and codes adopted for the facility. The products in this assortment use STAIRS / NO EXIT messaging with raised characters and Braille and are designed around California egress standards.
California’s Title 24 means of egress standards provide a stringent design baseline for exit and stairway identification. Always confirm the requirements adopted by the authority having jurisdiction for your facility.
Coordinate Stair Signs with Your Facility
No exit signs are available in multiple sign collections, colors, materials, and finishes to coordinate with surrounding room, directional, and life-safety signage. Choose a design that keeps the required message easy to identify while maintaining a consistent sign system throughout the facility.
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