As both British Standard fire exit signs(BS5499) and European Standard fire exit signs have a running man and a directional arrow, both are compliant with the Health & Safety (Safety Signs & Signals) Regulations 1996. However, only one is recognised by the British Standard. With its supplementary text and open doorway graphic, this range of fire exit signs is proven to be more meaningful under test conditions.

Please note, in EU countries the European standard pictogram must be used.

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This section has been further categorised into...
British Standard Signs and European Standard Signs: If you need to conform to either one standard then select these categories for fire exit signs conforming to either standard.
Assembly Point Signs: For quick access to assembly point signs, this is a one stop page for all your fire exit assembly point signage.
Disabled Signs: This section lists out fire exit signage and emergency escape signage for the disabled.
Fire Door Signs: Every fire door should have a Fire door keep shut sign fitted. Where doors can be used from either side a fire door sign is required on both sides. Doors which open on to a fire escape corridor, should be locked shut and signed accordingly.