Building Sign – Arrow

From $10.45

Building Sign – Arrow — NCC-compliant statutory sign. All Statutory Signs products include relevant compliance documentation and are made to order in Sydney with 3 business days production. Call (02) 9663 5333 for project pricing.

Made to order — 3 business days production, then dispatched.

Supplied with double-sided tape applied, ready for adhesive fixing.

Delivery time on top of production, depending on your location. Working to a handover date? Tell us your deadline before you order.

Material

Aluminium 1.6mm
Composite — White (ACM)
Polypropylene

Size

300mm x 125mm Horizontal

Clear

Which material should I choose?

Aluminium 1.6mm: Solid 1.6mm aluminium sheet. Rigid, durable and suitable for larger formats where a composite panel would flex.
Composite — White (ACM): Aluminium composite panel with a flat white face. The most economical of our rigid options and the most widely used across the range.
Polypropylene: Lightweight rigid plastic sheet. A budget option for internal signage where a metal finish is not required.

SKU: UNI_BUI_034 Category: Construction Signs Tag: Construction Signs

Description
Additional information

This is the plain directional arrow plate, SKU UNI_BUI_034, $10.45, and unlike the rest of the building sign range it carries no words at all. That is the point: it is the piece you add to a legend plate to turn identification into direction, and because it is only an arrow it can be rotated on the wall to point wherever the route actually goes.

Its size sets it apart too. At 300 x 125mm horizontal it is a narrow strip rather than a rectangle, so it sits neatly under or beside a 300 x 225mm plate without dominating it. Aluminium 1.6mm, white composite (ACM) and polypropylene are all available. Aluminium is the sensible pick where arrows are fixed to posts or gates and get weather; composite and polypropylene suit hoarding, temporary panels and internal walls.

Builders order these in numbers rather than singly, because directional signage only works as a chain. Every decision point on the route needs one, the gate, the corner, the stair landing, and the run has to be readable at walking pace. Mount at head height, keep the spacing consistent, and always fix the arrow at the point where a person has to choose a direction.