Typical signs in this category
- Restricted area: authorised personnel only
- All visitors must sign in at security
- Access by card only
- This property is protected by armed response
- Right of admission reserved
- Vehicles may be searched
- Keep gate closed at all times
- Staff entrance only
Materials
| Aluminium composite | Outdoor gates, walls and perimeter fences |
|---|---|
| ABS plastic | Indoor doors and reception areas |
| Self-adhesive vinyl | Glass doors, access control panels and boom gates |
| Reflective vinyl | Gate signs that must be visible to drivers at night |
Choosing a size
Gate signs are read from vehicles, so they need larger formats such as A2 or A3 with short wording. Door signs inside a building are usually A5 or A4. Signs on a perimeter fence should be repeated at intervals so they are visible from different approaches.
Standards and compliance
Security notices generally carry no fixed symbol requirement, though restricted-area signs often use the SANS 1186 prohibition format. Statements about searches, admission or liability can have legal implications, so have the wording checked if in doubt. The customer remains responsible for the content and its legal effect; we print to the artwork or text supplied or agreed.
Same-day conditions
- Composite, ABS or vinyl stock is available
- Reflective material is in stock if requested
- Wording is final before the configured cutoff
- Full payment is received
Pricing
Signs are priced by quotation based on size, material, quantity and finishing. Request a quote.
FAQs
Can you print a security company's logo on our gate sign?
We can include a security provider's logo if you are authorised to use it and supply the artwork.
What is the toughest material for a gate sign?
Aluminium composite is the usual choice for gates and walls because it is rigid and weather-resistant.
Can you print access instructions for an intercom or keypad?
Yes. Small vinyl or ABS signs with access instructions are a common request.
Do you check the legal wording?
No. We print the wording you approve. For statements about liability or searches, get advice if you are unsure.
