Tornado Shelter signs point the way to the emergency shelter. In dangerous situations, time is of the essence and well placed signs are crucial. For areas with frequent tornados, a tornado shelter is important. But without signs directing people, the shelter won't fulfill its purpose. Post signs to ensure that everyone knows the way to the tornado shelter in case of emergency.
• Tornado Shelter signs ensure that everyone can find their way to the shelter in case of an emergency.
• Many signs come with our exclusive GlowSmart™ technology so that they can be seen even at night or in the dark of a storm.
• Browse our large selection of Tornado Shelter signs or customize your own with one of the templates below.
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Tornado Safety
Learn more about tornados, shelters, and safety precautions.
Part #: S-175310" x 14"
GloBrite Glow-in-the-Dark Aluminum Sign
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Close Call
When you have a Tornado just miss your neighborhood and you go to your basement for safety you realize that just standing in the center of the basement isn't that safe. So we decided that the safest place would be in our stairwell that leads from the outside to the basement. Which has cement walls along with a solid steel interior door and a steel bilco door for the outside. We put the sign on the interior steel door so when you head down to the basement anyone will know where to go instead of standing in the center of the basement. Thank you
Part #: S-46967" x 10"
Drop Ceiling Aluminum "Z" Sign
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Emergency Signs
Delivery was quick and everything was packaged well. Signs were instrumental in helping employees identify where their safe areas are in case of severe weather.
Notice Sign : Notice: Tornado Shelter (with...
Part #: S-1753 10" x 14" GloBrite Glow-in-the-Dark Aluminum Sign Verified PurchaseClose Call
When you have a Tornado just miss your neighborhood and you go to your basement for safety you realize that just standing in the center of the basement isn't that safe. So we decided that the safest place would be in our stairwell that leads from the outside to the basement. Which has cement walls along with a solid steel interior door and a steel bilco door for the outside. We put the sign on the interior steel door so when you head down to the basement anyone will know where to go instead of standing in the center of the basement. Thank you