Gas Metering Sign

Where the gas meter for a building sits behind its own door, cupboard or enclosure, that door is normally identified so emergency services, gas fitters and building staff can find it without working along a corridor of unmarked service doors. Whether identification is required on your site, and in what form, is a question for your gas supply authority — worth confirming with them rather than assuming a plate settles it. This is the Gas Metering plate used on apartment blocks, commercial premises and mixed-use developments to mark the metering location. Black lettering, in one size, 600mm x 100mm horizontal, matching the rest of the statutory door range so a floor of service doors reads as one consistent set. Three finishes: Satin Natural Anodised Aluminium (SNA) for lobbies and visible corridors where the finish is on show, Composite — Silver Brushed (ACM) for the same look at lighter weight, and Composite — White (ACM) for back-of-house and plant areas. Being a thin flat plate, it fixes to the door face or the wall beside it and sits flush enough not to foul a closer arm or a hinge swing. Thirty-five dollars, usually ordered with the balance of a building's door signage.