No Storage Signs - Page 3

Yes. OSHA and NFPA require clear access and storage-free zones around electrical panels (36 inches minimum per NEC), fire sprinkler heads (18-inch clearance per NFPA 13), and emergency exits. Our no storage signs help communicate these requirements to workers and visitors, reducing the risk of code violations and ensuring critical safety equipment remains accessible at all times.

The NEC requires a minimum of 36 inches of clear working space in front of electrical panels. No storage signs posted near panel rooms help enforce this requirement by reminding workers of the restriction before they place items in the clearance zone. We offer signs that specify the required clearance distance and are available in sizes large enough to be clearly visible in busy storage and maintenance areas.

Yes. Our customizable no storage sign templates allow you to specify the exact clearance distance, the equipment type being protected, applicable code reference, or facility contact information. Custom no storage signs are available in aluminum, rigid plastic, and adhesive vinyl - ideal for facilities that need to communicate specific regulatory clearance requirements at each restricted storage location.

Yes. We offer bilingual English/Spanish no storage signs to ensure all workers and contractors understand storage restriction rules regardless of their primary language. Bilingual signs are particularly valuable in warehouses, manufacturing plants, and industrial facilities with diverse multilingual workforces where storage violations in safety-critical areas could result in OSHA citations or fire code violations.