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Lyle
Aluminium speed-bump warning sign measuring 18 by 12 inches with mounting holes
The Lyle T1-1028-EG is a vertical rectangular traffic sign made from aluminum. It measures 18 inches in height and 12 inches in width. The sign displays a caution message for speed bumps ahead in English. Mounting holes are provided for installation.
This aluminum sign suits locations where a permanent metal notice is required. Buyers who need a different legend, a reflective finish, or a larger display area should look at other options. The fixed 12 by 18 inch size may not fit every mounting location.
| Type | Emergency Exit Signs & Lights Accessories |
|---|---|
| Brand | LYLE |
The 12 inch width by 18 inch height vertical rectangle is a standard traffic sign dimension. It is large enough for drivers to read the caution message at low speeds near speed bumps.
Yes. The sign is made from aluminum, which resists rust and corrosion. The material withstands rain, sun, and temperature changes without degrading, so the printed English text stays legible.
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