Store Room Sign

STORE ROOM with unauthorised entry prohibited, 600 x 100mm horizontal.

Back-of-house door identification. In a commercial building the store room usually sits in a run of similar unmarked doors alongside the cleaner’s room and the waste store, and signing all three at once is the difference between a corridor that reads clearly and one where everybody opens the wrong door first.

Three finishes: satin natural anodised aluminium at $40, composite ACM silver brushed at $35, composite ACM white at $35. SNA is the usual specification on a commercial door schedule and the one to pick if the building’s other signage is SNA. White ACM is the most legible in a poorly lit service corridor, which is where store rooms generally are.

This is a building-management sign rather than a statutory one, so the wording is not fixed — if the room is a dry store, a tenancy store or a linen store, it can be made to say that. Quantity pricing applies automatically from ten signs, which most back-of-house schedules reach without trying.