Building Sign – Lunch Room

From $10.45

Building Sign – Lunch Room for commercial building statutory compliance. Manufactured in durable ACM, polypropylene, or aluminium. Suitable for Class 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 buildings. Supplied with fixing hardware. Australia-wide delivery.

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_036 Category: Construction Signs Tag: Construction Signs

Description
Additional information

LUNCH ROOM identifies the crib room or meal area: the site shed on a construction job, the meal room in a compound, the staff room off a service corridor in a commercial building. It is a 300 x 225mm landscape plate carrying the legend only, sized to match the toilet and amenity plates in the same range so a shed run reads as one consistent set.

Aluminium 1.6mm, white composite (ACM) and polypropylene are the three materials, all under UNI_BUI_036 at $10.45. For a shed door that gets opened a few hundred times a day, aluminium is worth the extra; for an internal fitout or a compound that will be gone in eight weeks, polypropylene does the job for less.

This is amenity identification rather than statutory or safety signage; where a completed building's schedule specifies a format for room identification, work to that schedule. On site the plate still earns its place. Sites that mark their meal areas clearly keep crews out of the wrong rooms, and it counts for most when the workforce turns over weekly or when subcontractors are on for a single day. Fix it on the door face or on the shed skin beside the door, at eye height.