Pictograms Smoking prohibited P002 Ø 3.93 inch |

P002 Adhesive Floor Pictogram: No Smoking – Complies with EN ISO 7010

The P002 No Smoking adhesive floor pictogram clearly indicates areas where smoking is strictly prohibited in workshops, warehouses, factories, logistics centers, and public facilities. Compliant with the EN ISO 7010 standard, it ensures universally recognized signage and helps enhance personal safety and prevent fire hazards.

Thanks to its non-slip coating and high-performance adhesive, this pictogram is easy to install on smooth floors without drilling and offers excellent resistance to the rigors of industrial environments.

It helps protect people, equipment, and facilities by reducing the risk of fire and accidents, while facilitating compliance with safety regulations within the company.

Clear, standardized signage is essential to ensure compliance with safety guidelines and to guarantee that industrial facilities meet regulatory standards. The P002 adhesive pictogram, which complies with the EN ISO 7010 standard, conveys a message that is immediately understandable to all employees, visitors, and external contractors, regardless of their language.

Technical Specifications

• Complies with the EN ISO 7010 standard
• Non-slip coating
• High-performance acrylic adhesive
• Suitable for smooth surfaces

Benefits for the user

• Immediately indicates no-smoking areas.
• Enhances fire prevention and personal safety.
• Complies with EN ISO 7010 for universal signage.
• Simple, quick, and cost-effective installation.
• Promotes an image of an organized, professional company that complies with HSE requirements.

The P002 No Smoking adhesive floor pictogram is an essential signage solution for ensuring safety in industrial environments and enforcing no-smoking policies. Compliant with the EN ISO 7010 standard, slip-resistant, and easy to install, it offers optimal visibility while helping to prevent fire hazards and ensure regulatory compliance for businesses. An essential tool for enhancing safety, improving space organization, and promoting a culture of sustainable prevention.