In Case of Fire Signs

Yes. IBC Section 3002.3 requires that approved pictorial signs, like an in case of fire do not use elevator NFPA 170 sign, be posted next to each elevator call station on all floors of a building, instructing occupants to use exit stairways rather than elevators.

Yes. ADA and California standards require that emergency elevator signs - including in case of fire notices - include Braille in addition to raised pictograms and text. Our TactileTouch in case of fire signs meet the latest ADA and California standards, featuring Braille, approved pictograms, and the required font for accessible emergency communication at every elevator call station.

Yes. We offer photoluminescent glow-in-the-dark in case of fire signs that remain visible during power outages - the exact conditions most likely during a building fire emergency. Photoluminescent signs absorb ambient light and glow without electricity, ensuring the do not use elevator message is clearly readable even in darkened stairwells and corridors during an active fire evacuation.

For elevator lobbies, our most popular in case of fire signs, like the elevator in case of fire sign, are 4x12 inch, 5x7 inch, and 6x9 inch formats designed to mount clearly adjacent to each elevator call station at eye level.