Snow Emergency Signs (34165)
Don't be caught unprepared. Make sure that you have the correct Snow Emergency signs posted and are ready in case of a snow storm. All of our signs are reflective aluminum so they can be seen in a storm and will never rust. Whether it is labeling a snow route, clearing a route for emergency vehicles or warning people not to park during a storm, these signs are crucial to residents' safety.
- • Don't wait for a storm! Post Snow Emergency signs now and be prepared.
- • All signs are made from heavy duty reflective aluminum so that they will never rust and are easy to see at night or even in bad weather.
- • Don't see exactly what you need? Call our live support team and they would love to help.
Slippery Road Signs
Keep drivers safety in mind by posting these signs during treacherous weather conditions.
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Snow Emergency Rural Road Sign : Please - No Studded Tires (with...
Part #: K-9924 18" x 12" Heavy-Duty Aluminum Sign, 63 mil Verified Purchase
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Signs in French as well! Awesome!
Because the signs were in French. It took a few times to get it right. All good though. Thanks!
Snow Sign : STOP - Do Not Plow Snow Into Trees
Part #: K-0940 12" x 12" Engineer Grade Reflective Aluminum Sign Verified Purchase
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Perfect sign
Very durable, printing stands out on sign.
Snow Sign : STOP - Do Not Plow Snow Into Trees
Part #: K-0940 12" x 12" Heavy-Duty Aluminum Sign, 63 mil Verified Purchase|
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Stop Do not Plow sign
Great Sign! Just what we needed... Good quality material that will last a long time. Thank you Cheryl
Warning Sign : Falling rocks, snow or ice ahead.
Part #: K-6418 24" x 24" Engineer Grade Reflective Aluminum Sign, 80 mil Verified Purchase
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Just what I needed
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Warning Sign : Falling rocks, snow or ice ahead.
Part #: K-6418 24" x 24" Heavy-Duty Aluminum Sign, 80 mil Verified PurchaseGreat sign, super fast delivery.
Professional rock fall engineers said it will cost $250,000 to mitigate against future rockslides, and it probably wouldn't work, so they advised that we post a bunch of signs as an alternative.