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Fire Exit Marking
Fire exit markings are an essential part of building safety, guiding occupants swiftly and safely toward emergency exits during evacuations. These visual cues reduce confusion and help meet fire safety obligations in commercial, industrial, public, and residential environments. From luminous signs to floor-level arrows and glow-in-the-dark tapes, these systems form part of a wider approach to Marking and Signage that ensures high-visibility direction even in low-light or smoke-filled conditions. They play a vital role in making sure all escape routes are clearly identified and easily followed in the event of a fire or power outage.
Heskins Fire Exit Markers
Self-adhesive floor markings for highlighting fire exits in factories and warehouses, helping to ensure they remain clear of boxes and clutter. Faster application compared to stencilling, masking and painting. Industry-standard anti-slip coating. Available in 2 sizes, for single and double doors. Pre-printed with "Fire Exit - Keep Clear"...
Heskins Glow In The Dark Floor Signs
Directional signs to guide personnel down emergency routes and towards fire exits. Useful for dimly-lit areas or those prone to power failure. Quick and easy to install in minutes. Faster application than paint and stencil systems. Charges from natural and artificial/incandescent light sources. Applies to most flat substrates....
Heskins Glow In The Dark Arrows
Help guide personnel towards exits, walkways and stairs in dimly-lit areas, at night, or during powercuts. Printed onto 100mm-diamater self-adhesive discs, they affix to floors and walls quickly and easily. Displays as green and white during the day, glowing in darkness. Simple to install, with minimal downtime for businesses. Available...
Heskins Photoluminescent Egress Tape
Glow in the dark tape for use around doors, handles, skirting boards, step edges, etc, clearly marking escape routes and emergency exits during power cuts and dim lighting conditions. Choose from plain, hazard and arrow designs. Super and premium grades available with exceptionally long afterglow performance. Charges from natural light as...
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Fire Exit Marking – Photoluminescent Signs, Tapes & Floor Markers for Emergency Routes
Fire exit marking systems are designed to help people navigate escape routes safely and efficiently during an emergency. They provide visual instructions in the form of arrows, signage, lines, and directional symbols applied to floors, walls, stairs, and doorways. High-visibility materials, including photoluminescent and anti-slip safety finishes, ensure that these markings remain effective even in low-light or smoke-filled environments, improving safety for staff, visitors, and the public alike.
Fire exit markings are commonly used in offices, factories, schools, hospitals, warehouses, and retail units. They are particularly important in larger buildings or multi-level environments, where clear guidance is essential to prevent congestion or panic during evacuations. Whether you're specifying for a new build or updating an existing fire safety plan, consistent, durable, and clearly positioned markings are crucial.
Our products support both floor-level and eye-level guidance, allowing you to build a comprehensive exit marking strategy that includes stairwells, corridors, doorways, and open-plan areas. Many are also compatible with wet or dusty environments, offering strong adhesion and resistance to peeling or fading. With options to suit every setting and substrate, achieving clear and compliant fire exit signage is straightforward.
Fire Exit Markings FAQs
Where should fire exit markings be installed?
Fire exit markings should be placed along designated escape routes, including corridors, stairwells, doorways, and floor junctions. Key locations include directional changes, stair treads, exit doors, and any points where a route may be obscured or confusing. Floor-level and wall-mounted markings help guide movement at both eye and foot level.