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Aluminum traffic sign measuring 24 inches square with mounting holes and no text
This 24 x 24 inch square traffic sign is manufactured from aluminium and carries the standard No U-Turn symbol in red on a white background. It uses mounting holes for attachment and contains no printed text, making it suitable for road authorities and contractors who need a compliant regulatory marker.
The pre-drilled holes allow direct fastening to posts or brackets without additional brackets or adhesive. Because the face is printed without words, the sign remains legible in jurisdictions that rely on the symbol alone, reducing the need for separate text panels.
| Type | Emergency Exit Signs & Lights Accessories |
|---|---|
| Brand | LYLE |
Aluminum sign faces typically maintain reflectivity for years; inspect annually for fading, damage, or vandalism and replace if nighttime visibility drops below local standards.
The mounting hardware and hole pattern bear the load first; ensure bolts and posts are rated for the sign's 24-inch square area to prevent bending or pull-out.
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