Fire Exit Signage Installation at Apartment Block in Parkstone

Fire Exit Signage Installed in Communal Areas

During this project, new fire exit signs were installed across the communal areas of the building, including stairwells, corridors, and final exit doors. The signage clearly identifies escape routes and directs occupants towards the nearest safe exit in the event of an emergency.

These signs were positioned above doors and along escape routes so that residents and visitors can easily follow the correct evacuation path throughout the building.

A green fire exit sign with a running figure and downward-pointing arrow mounted above a doorway with an overhead door closer as part of a fire exit signage installation at a block of flats in Parkstone.

A corridor in a Parkstone block of flats featuring two illuminated green exit signs pointing straight ahead and to the right, with a staircase visible in the background.

A stairwell with a black metal railing and a green fire exit sign on the wall below a round ceiling light, showing a fire exit signage installation at a block of flats in Parkstone.

A black fire exit door with a vertical glass window and a green emergency exit sign above it, part of a fire exit signage installation at a block of flats in Parkstone.

A white fire exit door with a glass vision panel, featuring a green fire exit sign above and a blue Fire door keep shut sign, at a block of flats in Parkstone.

A stairwell featuring a green fire exit signage installation, with a wall-mounted circular light fitting.

Installation in Accordance with BS 5499

All signage installed complies with BS 5499, the British Standard that governs fire safety signs in the UK. This standard defines the design, visibility, placement, and performance requirements for fire safety signage used in buildings.

BS 5499 ensures signage is consistent, easy to understand, and highly visible during emergencies. It also specifies the use of the recognisable running-man symbol, directional arrows, and high-contrast green and white colours so occupants can quickly identify escape routes.

Proper escape route signage is an important part of fire safety within residential buildings and helps ensure occupants can safely evacuate during an emergency.

Improving Fire Safety for Residents

By installing clear and compliant fire exit signage, the building now benefits from:

Clearly marked escape routes throughout the property

Directional signage guiding occupants to the nearest exit

Improved visibility of emergency exits in communal areas

Compliance with current fire safety standards

Fire exit signage is a key element of any building’s fire safety strategy, helping residents, visitors, and emergency services quickly identify safe evacuation routes.

Fire Safety Compliance and Professional Installation

At EAC Fire and Security, we provide professional installation of fire safety systems and signage for residential blocks, commercial properties, and public buildings across Dorset and the surrounding areas.

If you are responsible for the safety of a building and require fire exit signage installation, fire alarm systems, or fire safety upgrades, our team can help ensure your property remains compliant and properly protected.