Enhance workplace safety and effectively reduce slip, trip, and fall incidents with this high-visibility slippery floor surface sign. Manufactured in Britain from sustainable, recycled materials, it combines durability with environmental responsibility. This sign complies fully with UK health and safety legislation, adhering to the Health & Safety (Safety Signs and Signals) Regulations 1996 and international standards ISO 7010 and BS EN ISO 7010, ensuring trusted quality and legal conformity.

Available in a selection of robust materials—including rigid plastic, composite aluminium, recycled plastic, and self-adhesive vinyl—this sign features bold black text on a grey or yellow background to maximise visibility in diverse lighting conditions. Designed for indoor areas prone to wet floors, spills, or polished surfaces, it delivers immediate hazard communication to safeguard employees, visitors, and customers. Installation is straightforward, with options for pre-drilled holes or adhesive backing, enabling versatile mounting on various surfaces.

Ideal for workplaces, retail environments, educational institutions, and local authority buildings, this slippery floor sign supports compliance with HSE guidelines and your legal obligations under the Health & Safety at Work etc. Act 1974. Its clear warning message reinforces your commitment to maintaining a safe environment and minimises the risk of costly accidents. Offered in multiple sizes ranging from 300 × 100 mm to A4 and larger, it provides flexible options tailored to any location.

Engineered for longevity, this sign requires minimal maintenance and exhibits excellent resistance to everyday wear and tear. The Sign Shed is recognised as the UK’s leading online safety sign supplier, holding a 5-star rating (excellent) based on over 5,000 customer reviews, reflecting consistent quality and reliability.

Select The Sign Shed’s slippery floor surface sign to clearly communicate hazards, protect your personnel, and demonstrate your adherence to safety standards and legal requirements—all while supporting British manufacturing and sustainable practices.