Building Sign – Female Toilet

From $10.45

Building Sign – Female Toilet — statutory sign for Australian commercial buildings. Manufactured to applicable NCC and Australian Standard requirements. Available in ACM, polypropylene, and aluminium. Made to order in Sydney with 3 business days production, then delivered Australia-wide.

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 225mm Landscape

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_032 Category: Construction Signs Tag: Construction Signs

Description
Additional information

FEMALE TOILET does exactly what the legend says: it identifies the women's toilet on a construction site, in a site compound, or in the back-of-house of a working building. One size is made, 300mm x 225mm landscape, and the plate carries the legend on its own, so it reads from down a corridor or across a compound.

Three materials are offered under SKU UNI_BUI_032 at $10.45. Aluminium 1.6mm is the one to use where the sign stays up for the life of the job; it drills and rivets cleanly to a door, a stud frame or an amenity block. White composite (ACM) is lighter and dead flat, which suits a painted door face or a hoarding panel you would rather tape than drill. Polypropylene is the budget choice for short-duration work and temporary amenities.

One thing worth settling before you order. This is an amenity identification plate, not a tactile and braille sign. If you are identifying a sanitary facility in a completed building and the access consultant's schedule calls for tactile characters and braille, that is a braille plate, not this one, so work to the schedule. For site sheds, crib blocks and temporary amenities, this is the plate builders reach for.