Coo-Var Vandalene Deterrent Signs
Manufacturer: Coo-Var
Coo-Var Vandalene Deterrent Signs are an excellent way to deter potential intruders from attempting to gain access.
Product Description
Coo-Var Vandalene Deterrent Signs are an excellent way to deter potential intruders from attempting to gain access. The signs clearly show that Vandalene is being used on the premises to make climbing and gaining access via illegal means extremely difficult. Vandalene also stains clothes and skin and contains a identification ink which can be detected by the police for weeks after the incident.
• Excellent deterrent
• Easy and economic to display
• Available in A4 or A5 sizes
It is your responsibility to read the Product Data Sheets (available below) before you place an order and prior to application of the product. The content of this website is our best recommendation and is not advice. Coverage rates quoted are approximate, you agree that coverage depends on the condition of the substrate, surface absorption, texture and application method. We ALWAYS recommend a trial area is coated to ensure the product meets your requirements before use.
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Questions
 ruby on 10/05/2018 | Question: hi i would like to know how can i stick these signs on brick wall. |
Answer: Double sided tape should be more than sufficient. | |
| Paul Kidd on 23/06/2017 | Question: What are the rules for signs and using anti climb paint?Do we have to use signs? If so how many should we place on about 1.5km of fencing? |
Answer: There is a moral obligation rather than a legal requirement to use signs. Coo-Var Vandalene should not be applied at a level that is accidentally accessible. Signs should be placed at locations where they can be seen and typically where ingress is expected or occurred. The distance between signs is difficult to define, but on a long straight fence they should be within eyesight of each other. | |
| Simon McMorran on 03/05/2016 | Question: Hi. Are the coo-var anti climb paint signs plastic or metal, as I need to be able to fix them to the railings in question! |
Answer: They are plastic. | |
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