What you get
Shows wheelchair users, and anyone needing more room, exactly which loo is theirs: that is the job of the Disabled Toilets Sign. With our disabled toilets sign printing you choose from 3 sizes (150 × 150 mm up to 297 × 297 mm) and 3mm Foamex, 3mm Dibond aluminium composite or self-adhesive vinyl. The largest can be read from roughly 12 m away. Printed to order and sent out by courier.
- Printed in full colour and made to order in the UK
- A person checks uploaded files for size, bleed and resolution
- Upload your own PDF, or ask us to set it up
- Free UK delivery over £49.99 this week, otherwise £7.95
Disabled Toilets Sign Printing
Disabled toilets sign printing for venues, surgeries, offices and shops. The sign shows wheelchair users, and anyone needing more room, exactly which loo is theirs, and the biggest size reads from about 12 metres.
Charity, school, club or place of worship? up to 10% off every orderBusiness? up to 5% off your first order
- Free UK delivery over £49.99 this week
- Dispatch from 1 working day
- Printed in the UK
Overview
Our disabled toilets sign printing starts with one job: the sign shows wheelchair users, and anyone needing more room, exactly which loo is theirs. It earns its place in venues, surgeries, offices and shops.
Putting it up
Right on the accessible toilet door. Door signs look tidiest at one height all the way along a corridor; around 1.4 to 1.7 metres from the floor is common.
Before you order disabled toilets sign printing, think about how far away people will be. Rule of thumb from ISO 3864-1: each 25 mm on the short side of the sign gives roughly a metre of reading distance. That makes 150 x 150 to about 6 m, 200 x 200 to about 8 m and 297 x 297 to about 12 m. Anything read from a distance or a moving vehicle wants the larger sizes.
Reading the sign
It reads "Disabled Toilets". The wheelchair symbol sits with the words, so the meaning lands at a glance.
Boards for disabled toilets sign printing
There is a board for each kind of spot in our disabled toilets sign printing range:
- 3mm Foamex, a rigid PVC foam board that screws or sticks up easily and is happiest indoors or out for a season
- 3mm Dibond, aluminium skins on a solid core, the one to pick for a sign that stays outside for years
- self-adhesive vinyl, which sticks flat to smooth walls, doors, glass and machine guards
Inside, Foamex or vinyl does the job. Outside for the long haul, go Dibond.
Small signs can go straight onto tiles or doors with the self-adhesive vinyl option.
The Workplace (Health, Safety and Welfare) Regulations 1992 require enough toilets and washing facilities; good signs mean people can actually find them.
Got artwork? Upload it. No artwork? Use the online designer, or our paid artwork service (1 design, 2 rounds of changes). Either way a person looks over the file first, free. Each disabled toilets sign printing job is printed to order and sent out from the UK. We charge £7.95 to send it anywhere on the UK mainland, and nothing once your goods come to £100 or more after discounts. Mainland Highlands postcodes add £10; Northern Ireland, the islands, the Isle of Man, the Channel Islands, Scilly and the Isle of Wight are quoted. Full details are on the delivery page.
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Sizes and prices
Smallest first. Tap a price to load that size into the buy box.
| Size | 3mm Foamex | 3mm Dibond aluminium composite | self-adhesive vinyl |
|---|---|---|---|
| 150 × 150 mm | |||
| 200 × 200 mm | |||
| 297 × 297 mm |
Final prices per item with the lowest-priced options. UK delivery £7.95, free over £49.99 this week. Choose a price to load it into the price calculator.
Specs
Materials, sizes and finishing.
| Message | Disabled Toilets |
|---|---|
| Sign type | Text |
| Materials | 3mm Foamex, 3mm Dibond aluminium composite and self-adhesive vinyl |
| Sizes | 150 × 150 mm, 200 × 200 mm, 297 × 297 mm |
| Viewing distance | 150 x 150: 6 m, 200 x 200: 8 m, 297 x 297: 12 m |
| Full colour, single sided | |
| Made by | Made to order and dispatched from the UK |
| SKU | FP-SAF-134 |
| Price | Final price shown in the configurator. No surprises at checkout. |
| Delivery | UK mainland £7.95 per order, free over £49.99 this week. Scottish Highlands +£10; islands and NI quoted. |
| Artwork check | Free file check on uploaded artwork (resolution, size and bleed). |
Which size do I need?
A safety sign must be large enough to read from where people will see it. Our conservative guide, based on the distance-factor method in ISO 3864-1, is about 1 metre of viewing distance for every 25 mm of sign height (the shorter side). Use it with your own risk assessment.
| Size | Readable from up to about |
|---|---|
| 150 × 150 mm | 6 m |
| 200 × 200 mm | 8 m |
| 297 × 297 mm | 12 m |
Well lit or internally lit signs can be read from further away; dim areas need larger signs.
Questions
Quick answers about disabled toilets sign printing.
How big should the Disabled Toilets sign be?
Think about the furthest point someone needs to read it from. For "Disabled Toilets", 150 × 150 mm for readers up to 6 m away, 200 × 200 mm for readers up to 8 m away and 297 × 297 mm for readers up to 12 m away. Those distances assume ordinary light, so if it is gloomy or people are driving past, step up one size.
Has ISO 7010 got a symbol for "Disabled Toilets"?
No, ISO 7010 has no pictogram for this exact message. So the sign pairs the words with the familiar wheelchair symbol instead.
Where should the "Disabled Toilets" message go so people act on it?
The right place is on the door itself at the same height as your other door signs, plus a direction sign wherever the way is not obvious. Check nothing will stand in front of it, like open doors, stacked stock or parked vans.
Am I legally required to display "Disabled Toilets"?
The Workplace (Health, Safety and Welfare) Regulations 1992 require suitable toilets and washing facilities. Clear door and direction signs help staff and visitors find them. Where signs go is set by your own risk assessment.
Why is the Disabled Toilets sign in these colours?
There is no safety colour code for an information sign like this one. The "Disabled Toilets" sign leans on the wheelchair symbol instead, so people get the meaning before the words.
Will the Disabled Toilets sign survive outdoors?
Yes, if you order it in Dibond, which cope with rain. Foamex is better kept indoors or somewhere sheltered. Pick the material in the options before you order.
Asked by buyers
How much will the Disabled Toilets Sign set me back?
£4.08 is where the Disabled Toilets Sign starts, set up as 150 × 150 mm and self-adhesive vinyl on the Saver speed. Change the size, material, extras, quantity or speed and the total on the page moves straight away. The price you see is the price you pay at checkout, with delivery the only thing that can be added. Delivery anywhere on the UK mainland is £7.95 an order, and it costs nothing once the goods come to £100 or more after any discount code (design and artwork fees are not counted).
If I buy the Disabled Toilets Sign today, when will it leave you?
As the page first opens, the speeds for the Disabled Toilets Sign are Express 2 working days, Standard 4 and Saver 6, counting Monday to Friday and skipping bank holidays. The count begins once we have your order and a file ready to print. A bigger size or a different material can move it by a day either way; each speed shows its own days as you choose. Tracking arrives by email on the day it ships, and the courier usually takes one to three working days from there.
Is delivery ever free?
It is £7.95 for the whole order, not per item, and free once the goods reach £100 after any discount code; design or artwork charges are left out of that £100. On its own the opening price of £4.08 would add £7.95 for mainland delivery; reach £100 of goods and that goes to zero. A mainland Highlands postcode puts a single £10 on the order. Northern Ireland has its delivery priced before you pay, and so do the Channel Islands, the Scottish islands, Scilly, the Isle of Wight and the Isle of Man. Before delivery, this sign costs from £4.08.
I cannot design at all. Can someone make the artwork for me?
Yes. When you choose the Artwork option you can pick from: send your own finished file (no charge), we set your words and logo on a tidy layout, called typesetting (£15), we design it from your brief (£35), we redraw a blurry or low quality logo as sharp vector art (£30) or we create a brand new logo (£50). Each fee is fixed, sits as its own line in your basket and covers every item on that line. Typesetting and design from a brief each come with one first draft and two rounds of changes. Make the artwork for this sign the same size as the one you order, such as 150 × 150 mm.
How big does our Disabled Toilets Sign have to be to read across a room or yard?
Stand where someone first needs to read "Disabled Toilets" and pace out the gap to where it will hang. Then match that number: up to 6 m for 150 × 150 mm, 8 m for 200 × 200 mm or 12 m for 297 × 297 mm. Dim corners or people on the move call for one size bigger. Those distances follow the ISO 3864-1 distance-factor method (25 mm of height per metre) and sit alongside your risk assessment, not in place of it.
Which sizes can the Disabled Toilets Sign be printed in?
Smallest: 150 × 150 mm, from £4.08. Biggest: 297 × 297 mm, from £5.61. One more is listed in between, and every figure is for the cheapest options. Not sure which? Mark the space out with tape or string first and stand back to look.
Where is the best spot for a Disabled Toilets Sign?
Three things to get right with "Disabled Toilets". Position: on the door or right beside it, somewhere between 1.4 m and 1.7 m up, level with most people's eyes. Visibility: good lighting, and no vans, doors or boxes hiding it. Upkeep: note the location with your risk assessment paperwork, then look now and again to make sure it is still there and legible. For this sign, the material can be self-adhesive vinyl, 3mm Dibond aluminium composite or 3mm Foamex.
What will people understand when they see a Disabled Toilets Sign?
Its job is to put a plain written instruction in front of people: "Disabled Toilets" is laid out as a text sign. There is no ISO 7010 pictogram for "Disabled Toilets", so the words alone carry the meaning. You will find it useful at the toilets at a cafe, a church hall or a sports club. Word for word, this sign says "Disabled Toilets".
How much for the biggest size, 297 × 297 mm?
From £5.61, with the cheapest settings and the Saver service. Material by material, it is 3mm Foamex at £29.87, 3mm Dibond aluminium composite at £43.62 and self-adhesive vinyl at £5.61. Add £7.95 for UK mainland delivery, or nothing at all once the goods reach £100. Select it on the page and swap materials, finishes and speed to watch how the figure moves. Nothing is printed ahead of time: each sign is made to order for you. Material choices for Disabled Toilets Sign: 3mm Foamex, 3mm Dibond aluminium composite or self-adhesive vinyl.
Can a private person buy a single sign?
Yes. One is enough, and you do not need a business name or an account to check out. The opening price is £4.08, and any bank card will do. On its own the opening price of £4.08 would add £7.95 for mainland delivery; reach £100 of goods and that goes to zero. A person still checks your file before it is printed, just as for a big order. Sizes for this sign go from 150 × 150 mm at the small end to 297 × 297 mm, 3 in all.
I need several signs, some in different sizes. How do I buy them?
Set up the first size, type how many you need next to Add to basket, then go back and set up the next size as another line. Every price you see is for one sign, and the quantity box does the multiplying. Paying for artwork? It is charged once per line, not per item, and the option to reuse artwork from another basket item adds no second fee. For big numbers, ask on our Get a quote page. Before delivery, this sign costs from £4.08.
How much does a 200 × 200 mm sign cost?
From £4.49, with the cheapest settings and the Saver service. Material by material, it is 3mm Foamex at £25.97, 3mm Dibond aluminium composite at £38.35 and self-adhesive vinyl at £4.49. Add £7.95 for UK mainland delivery, or nothing at all once the goods reach £100. Select it on the page and swap materials, finishes and speed to watch how the figure moves. Nothing is printed ahead of time: each sign is made to order for you. Material choices for Disabled Toilets Sign: 3mm Foamex, 3mm Dibond aluminium composite or self-adhesive vinyl.
Could the total go up after I reach the checkout?
The only thing that can join the goods price is delivery; the price you see is the price you pay at checkout. Delivery anywhere on the UK mainland is £7.95 an order, and it costs nothing once the goods come to £100 or more after any discount code (design and artwork fees are not counted). If you pick a paid design option, it sits in the basket as a separate line with its own fee, so every penny is listed before you pay. Before delivery, this sign costs from £4.08. Nothing is printed ahead of time: each sign is made to order for you.
We are kitting out a hall with several different signs. Can they all go in one order?
Yes. Put each sign in the basket with whichever size and board suits its spot, then pay once at checkout. One delivery charge covers the whole order, and it drops to nothing when the goods reach £100 after any discount code. Picking the same board for every sign gives the set a matching look; "Disabled Toilets" comes in 150 × 150, 200 × 200 and 297 × 297 mm.
Is there a quicker turnaround for this sign?
Work back from the day you need it. Express takes 2 working days to get the Disabled Toilets Sign out, against 6 on Saver, and costs £5.45 on the opening option rather than £4.08. Add up to three working days for the courier, plus any time you need to finish the file. Cutting it fine? Put your date in the question box before you order.
I live in the Scottish Highlands. Will the Disabled Toilets Sign cost more to send?
The whole UK is covered. Outside it, sadly, we cannot deliver. Mainland addresses in the Highlands pay one extra £10 on the order, even when delivery would otherwise be free. For Northern Ireland, and for the Channel Islands, the Scottish islands, Scilly, the Isle of Wight and the Isle of Man, we tell you the delivery cost before you pay, so message us your postcode on the Contact page or our Get a quote page. Choose Saver and this sign leaves us after 6 working days; Express brings that down to 2. Before delivery, this sign costs from £4.08. On its opening option, Disabled Toilets Sign leaves us after 6 working days on Saver.
I am not a designer. What if the file I send turns out to be unusable?
You will not be left guessing. Each uploaded file is opened and looked over by a member of the team, and problems such as low-resolution pictures, no bleed or the wrong page size are sent back to you to fix before printing. If fixing it sounds like a chore, choose typesetting for £15: we lay out your text and logo, show you a first draft, then make up to two rounds of changes. Make the artwork for this sign the same size as the one you order, such as 150 × 150 mm. Sizes for this sign go from 150 × 150 mm at the small end to 297 × 297 mm, 3 in all.
Will anyone look at my file before it is printed?
Every file gets a human check for size, bleed and resolution, and we contact you about any problem before printing. Nobody can know your details better than you, so double-check names, numbers and dates: we print what is supplied, and work begins once the order and file are confirmed. For this sign, the material can be self-adhesive vinyl, 3mm Dibond aluminium composite or 3mm Foamex. Sizes for this sign go from 150 × 150 mm at the small end to 297 × 297 mm, 3 in all.
Can the wording on a Disabled Toilets Sign be changed, or our logo added?
A school can add its crest to "Disabled Toilets", a club its badge, a shop its name. Choose typesetting (£15) if you know the words, or design from your brief (£35) if you would like us to lay it out; each comes with one first draft and two rounds of changes. Have your own finished file? Upload it free and one of our team will look it over. Keep the symbol and safety colours unchanged so the sign still reads the right way. Make the artwork for this sign the same size as the one you order, such as 150 × 150 mm.
How many pixels does a photo need to print well on this sign?
Roughly 3,508 pixels across and 3,508 down for a 297 × 297 mm design, which is 300 dpi. Things read at arm's length need that 300 dpi at full size to stay crisp. Text and logos are safest as vector art, which never goes fuzzy. Pictures saved from a website or social media are nearly always too small, and our file check will point out any that could print blurred. Sizes for this sign go from 150 × 150 mm at the small end to 297 × 297 mm, 3 in all.
Our wording is not finished yet. Can I still pay now and send it later?
Yes. Pay now and add the file afterwards: uploading after ordering is allowed, so you do not have to wait for the final version. If a volunteer, friend or designer is preparing it, they can send the finished file to you to upload, or get in touch through our Contact page quoting your order number. Nothing goes to print until the file arrives and has been checked, so if there is a date to hit, get the artwork over as soon as you can. For this sign, the material can be self-adhesive vinyl, 3mm Dibond aluminium composite or 3mm Foamex. Make the artwork for this sign the same size as the one you order, such as 150 × 150 mm.
Does the Disabled Toilets Sign come in a peel-and-stick version?
Yes: self-adhesive vinyl is one of the material choices, and that version is simply a sticker with a backing to peel off. Use it on smooth things like glass, doors, cupboards, machines or painted plaster. Clean and dry the surface first, then smooth it on working out from the middle. If the wall is rough or dusty the sticker will not grip well, so go for one of the boards. For this sign, the material can be self-adhesive vinyl, 3mm Dibond aluminium composite or 3mm Foamex. On its opening option, Disabled Toilets Sign leaves us after 6 working days on Saver.
What thickness is the Disabled Toilets Sign, and does it feel sturdy?
The sticker version, in self-adhesive vinyl, is only a film, so it sits flush on a door or wall. Every rigid option measures 3 mm. Foamex is a lightweight PVC foam board. Dibond has aluminium on both faces around a plastic middle, so it stays flat and firm but is easy to fix. For this sign, the material can be self-adhesive vinyl, 3mm Dibond aluminium composite or 3mm Foamex. On this page, Disabled Toilets Sign starts from £4.08.
We are putting up a full set of signs at our premises. Which ones sit well next to this one?
Two good companions for it are Drinking Water Sign and Female Toilets Sign. Each has a page of its own with every size, material and a live price, and picking one material for all of them makes the wall look like a matching set. Put the lot in a single basket and you pay one delivery charge, which drops to nothing when the goods reach £100. You will also find this sign in our Food & Hospitality section.
Would the Disabled Toilets Sign be useful for cafes, restaurants and food businesses?
Yes: the Disabled Toilets Sign sits in our Food & Hospitality section, next to other things cafes, restaurants and food businesses buy for kitchens, counters and dining areas. Prices begin at £4.08. 3 sizes are listed, starting at 150 × 150 mm. The material choices are self-adhesive vinyl, 3mm Dibond aluminium composite or 3mm Foamex. Also in that section: Vegetable Paring Machine Sign and Food Rotation Labels. One basket can hold the lot, and delivery is free once the goods reach £100.
It gets dark early in winter. Can people still read the Disabled Toilets Sign in the evening?
Only if a light falls on it. The Foamex, Dibond and vinyl sticker versions are printed without any reflective or glow-in-the-dark layer. So for a church car park, a school path or a yard used on winter evenings, put it beneath a lamp that is already there, or add a light. If your risk assessment says a sign has to reflect or glow, buy that one from a firm that makes them. For this sign, the material can be self-adhesive vinyl, 3mm Dibond aluminium composite or 3mm Foamex. Sizes for this sign go from 150 × 150 mm at the small end to 297 × 297 mm, 3 in all.
Will a Disabled Toilets Sign cope with rain and wind outdoors?
"Disabled Toilets" can go outside as long as you match the material to the job. For a sign that stays out for years, Dibond is the one to choose. Foamex will manage a sheltered spot, such as a porch or under a canopy, but it is really an indoor board. Strong sun slowly fades any print, so glance at outdoor signs every so often and swap any that have become hard to read. For this sign, the material can be self-adhesive vinyl, 3mm Dibond aluminium composite or 3mm Foamex.
What is the easiest way to put up a Disabled Toilets Sign?
It depends what "Disabled Toilets" is going on. Brick or plaster: screws through holes near the corners, washers under the heads, and a light hand (Foamex especially). Painted doors and smooth walls inside: foam tape or sticky pads, no drilling needed. Fences and railings: two or four holes, then cable ties. Glass and glossy panels: the vinyl version, pressed on after a wipe and a dry. For this sign, the material can be self-adhesive vinyl, 3mm Dibond aluminium composite or 3mm Foamex.
How would I decide between Do Not Flush Sanitary Products Down the Toilet Sign and Disabled Toilets Sign?
Comparing the Disabled Toilets Sign with the Do Not Flush Sanitary Products Down the Toilet Sign, this is what changes. Sizes: 3 on this page, the smallest 150 × 150 mm, and 3 on the other, the smallest A4 (210 × 297 mm). Opening price: £4.08 on this page and £5.02 on the other. Go by the spot it is going in and how long it needs to last, then open both pages and compare the live totals.
Which material is cheapest for the Disabled Toilets Sign?
Taking the smallest size, 150 × 150 mm, as the example: self-adhesive vinyl at £4.08, 3mm Dibond aluminium composite at £36.46 and 3mm Foamex at £24.56. Larger sizes follow a similar pattern, and the full grid sits in the size table further up the page. Think about where it is going first: a cheap material in the wrong spot can end up costing more. Before delivery, this sign costs from £4.08. For reference, Disabled Toilets Sign is listed in 3 sizes, the smallest being 150 × 150 mm.
Where do the Disabled Toilets Sign and the Drinking Water Sign differ?
Comparing the Disabled Toilets Sign with the Drinking Water Sign, this is what changes. Sizes: 3 on this page, the smallest 150 × 150 mm, and 3 on the other, the smallest A4 (210 × 297 mm). Opening price: £4.08 on this page and £5.02 on the other. Go by the spot it is going in and how long it needs to last, then open both pages and compare the live totals.
Can I swap my file once I have paid?
It depends on timing. Until production begins, a new file can replace the old one, or the order can be cancelled with a full refund; once it has begun, nothing can be changed. Message us straight away on the Contact page with your order number. Items printed exactly as supplied or designed do not count as faulty, so check names, numbers and dates first. Sizes for this sign go from 150 × 150 mm at the small end to 297 × 297 mm, 3 in all.
We need a few different designs. Do they each need their own order?
One checkout covers the lot. Add a basket line for every design, attach the right file to each, then pay once. You pay a single delivery charge of £7.95 for the whole order, or nothing if the goods add up to £100 or more. Repeating one design on another line? Choose the artwork choice that points to a file already in the basket, and no second design fee is charged. Nothing is printed ahead of time: each sign is made to order for you. Sizes for this sign go from 150 × 150 mm at the small end to 297 × 297 mm, 3 in all.
Our treasurer needs a receipt for the accounts. What do we get?
Every order gets a confirmation email listing what was bought, the options chosen and the amount paid, and a club, school or small firm can file that as its record of payment. What you pay for this sign is the price shown on the page plus any delivery charge, nothing more. If your accounts need a particular kind of invoice, ask through the Contact page before you order and we will tell you what we can provide. Nothing is printed ahead of time: each sign is made to order for you. Before delivery, this sign costs from £4.08.
I am not sure which options to pick for this sign. Can someone advise me?
Of course. Tell us three things: where this sign will go, whether it is for one day or for years, and your deadline. Send that through the question box on this page or the Contact page, and a member of the team will suggest options. If what you need is outside the options listed, the Get a quote page lets you describe it and get a price. Nothing is printed ahead of time: each sign is made to order for you. Sizes for this sign go from 150 × 150 mm at the small end to 297 × 297 mm, 3 in all.
Can I buy the Disabled Toilets Sign and other products in the same basket?
Yes. Different products, sizes and quantities can all sit in one basket, each as its own line with its own options. Delivery is charged once for the whole order, £7.95 to the UK mainland, and it is free when the goods reach £100 after discount codes. If two items share a design, choose the option to reuse artwork from another basket item and there is no second artwork fee. Nothing is printed ahead of time: each sign is made to order for you. Before delivery, this sign costs from £4.08.
Next year we will want the same sign again. Is reordering easy?
Yes. Treat it as a fresh order of the same item with the same settings, and attach the file you used last time. Keep a copy of the print file in a shared folder so whoever orders next year can find it. Change any details that have moved on, such as a new email address or this year's date, before uploading. Sizes for this sign go from 150 × 150 mm at the small end to 297 × 297 mm, 3 in all.
Which cards do you take, and is paying online safe?
You pay by debit or credit card when you check out, and you can do it as a guest without making an account. Card details are handled by Stripe, a specialist payment company, so the full card number never reaches us or sits on our system. Printing starts after payment goes through and your file has been checked. If your group needs a price agreed before anyone pays, ask for a quote instead. Sizes for this sign go from 150 × 150 mm at the small end to 297 × 297 mm, 3 in all.
Will the Disabled Toilets Sign cope with steam and splashes in a kitchen or toilet block?
Dibond copes best: it stays rigid, will not soak up water and a wipe gets it clean. The vinyl sticker holds on tiles or stainless steel as long as you apply it to a clean, dry surface. For cleaning, a damp cloth and a drop of mild detergent is enough; keep bleach and scouring products away from it. For this sign, the material can be self-adhesive vinyl, 3mm Dibond aluminium composite or 3mm Foamex. Sizes for this sign go from 150 × 150 mm at the small end to 297 × 297 mm, 3 in all.
What is the safest way to clean this sign?
For "Disabled Toilets", warm water with a drop of washing-up liquid and a soft cloth, then rinse and dry. Avoid solvents, scouring pads and harsh cleaning products, as they can dull the print or lift it. Keep any spare boards lying flat to stop them bowing. For this sign, the material can be self-adhesive vinyl, 3mm Dibond aluminium composite or 3mm Foamex.
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