Clearly mark pallet racking bays and aisles with these easy-to-read identification signs designed for warehouse and industrial environments.
Available in single or double format and in either magnetic or self-adhesive versions, they provide a quick, tidy and professional way to label racking locations.
Product Features
- Choice of single or double format to suit simple or more detailed bay information.
- Magnetic options for steel uprights, allowing repositioning as layouts change.
- Self-adhesive options for a permanent, secure fixing on clean, smooth surfaces.
- Wide sign format helps improve visibility for faster stock identification.
- Ideal for use with printed labels, barcodes or alphanumeric location codes.
- Supports clearer organisation and safer navigation around storage areas.
Key Specifications
| Format | Width | Fixing Type |
|---|---|---|
| Double | 310 mm | Self-adhesive |
| Single | 167 mm | Self-adhesive |
| Single | 167 mm | Magnetic |
| Double | 310 mm | Magnetic |
| Typical use | Racking bay and aisle identification | |
Applications
- Labelling pallet racking bays in warehouses and distribution centres.
- Identifying storage locations in manufacturing and assembly areas.
- Marking aisles and zones in stockrooms and bulk storage facilities.
- Supporting location coding systems for inventory management.
- Improving visual management in 5S and lean workplace projects.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I choose magnetic or self-adhesive bay signs?
Magnetic signs are best if you need flexibility to move or reconfigure racking, as they can be repositioned without tools. Self-adhesive signs provide a more permanent solution on clean, smooth surfaces where the layout is unlikely to change.
Can these signs be used with barcode or printed location labels?
Yes, these bay signs are suitable for use with printed labels, barcodes and alphanumeric codes. Simply apply your label to the face of the sign to create a clear and consistent identification system.
Are the single and double formats compatible with the same racking bays?
Both single and double formats are designed for use on standard racking uprights. The choice depends on how much information you need to display: single for basic codes, double when you want to show additional details on the same bay.