in fire emergency signs  

Shop in fire emergency elevator signs that direct building occupants away from elevators and toward exit stairs during a fire emergency. Choose from multiple architectural sign collections to coordinate this important life-safety message with surrounding facility signage.

These signs communicate the familiar instruction, “In Fire Emergency, Do Not Use Elevator. Use Exit Stairs,” in formats designed for placement near elevator areas.

Shop In Fire Emergency Signs

Do Not Use Elevator in a Fire Emergency

The message in fire emergency do not use elevator directs occupants to use the building's designated exit route instead of relying on elevators during a fire. Signs displaying this warning are typically placed at or near elevator landings where occupants will see the instruction before attempting to use the elevator.

Requirements for elevator emergency signs can vary by jurisdiction, including the required wording, size, design, and placement. Verify applicable building and fire code requirements for the facility before selecting and installing signs.

Use Exit Stairs During a Fire

Many elevator emergency signs communicate the more complete instruction, in fire emergency do not use elevator use exit stairs, giving occupants both a restriction and the alternate action they should take.

Place the sign where the message is visible to people approaching or waiting for the elevator. Facilities with elevators on multiple floors may need signs at each applicable elevator landing based on local code requirements.

Coordinate Elevator Emergency Signs

Life-safety messaging does not have to look disconnected from the rest of the facility. Choose from multiple sign collections to coordinate in-fire-emergency signs with surrounding elevator, directional, room identification, and other facility signage while retaining the required emergency message.

Review the available styles, sizes, colors, and mounting options to select a sign that fits both the facility environment and applicable code requirements.