The purpose of this Hazard warning sign is to safeguard and provide information to the general public. Hazard identification signs efficiently and clearly capture one's attention towards objects and situations that may pose a potential danger.
This is a yellow rectangular sign that says CAUTION - Horses Crossing with a Hazard triangle with horse symbol
Used near stables or horse pastures, this sign alerts drivers of the likelihood of horses crossing, helping to prevent accidents.
Correx, aka Corriboard - Most people know this as the material election signs are made from. It's a lightweight material, but due to the construction, it's hard wearing in outdoor conditions.
Composite Aluminum, aka ACM, aka DiBond - This material will give a longer-lasting sign. Made from a three-layer sandwich panel consisting of two pre-painted aluminum sheets bonded to a polyethylene (PE) core.
Code: WDP-F09
The purpose of this Hazard warning sign is to safeguard and provide information to the general public. Hazard identification signs efficiently and clearly capture one's attention towards objects and situations that may pose a potential danger.
This is a yellow rectangular sign that says CAUTION - Horses Crossing with a Hazard triangle with horse symbol
Used near stables or horse pastures, this sign alerts drivers of the likelihood of horses crossing, helping to prevent accidents.
Correx, aka Corriboard - Most people know this as the material election signs are made from. It's a lightweight material, but due to the construction, it's hard wearing in outdoor conditions.
Composite Aluminum, aka ACM, aka DiBond - This material will give a longer-lasting sign. Made from a three-layer sandwich panel consisting of two pre-painted aluminum sheets bonded to a polyethylene (PE) core.
Code: WDP-F09
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