Prohibition sign - red circle and bar
No Access signs
A no access sign marks a door, route or area that people, or certain vehicles, must not use. Choose from a plain "No access", pedestrian-only and vehicle-only versions, a forklift sign for warehouses, a "no access to roof" sign and a bold "Access denied" text sign. Every sign downloads as a PDF in A5, A4 and A3, portrait and landscape. The prohibition symbols use a red ring and bar. Print at actual size; laminate for indoor use and use a rigid sign outdoors.
No access sign
Sign text: "No access". PDF, 19 KB. A5, A4 or A3, portrait or landscape.
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Rigid plastic, aluminium or self-adhesive no access signs, ready to put up. The pictures are our own free designs, not the Amazon products.
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No vehicle access sign
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No access forklift trucks sign
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Choose your wording
7 versions. Each one downloads as a PDF in A5, A4 or A3, portrait or landscape.
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No pedestrian access
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No vehicle access
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No access for forklift trucks
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No access to roof
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Access denied - text only (red)
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No access - text only (black and white)
Download all 7 signs
Every wording, size and orientation in one ZIP file, 721 KB.
Print tips
- Print at "actual size" or 100%, not "fit to page", so the margins stay even.
- Use thicker paper or card (160gsm or more) if the sign will be handled.
- For outdoor or long-term use, laminate it or buy a rigid version.
Where to use it
- Warehouses and yards: keep people away from forklift routes, or forklifts out of pedestrian areas
- Roof hatches and plant areas
- Delivery bays and loading ramps
- Server rooms, records rooms and locked offices
- Private car parks and drives (vehicle sign, private land only)
Questions
What is the difference between "no access" and "no entry"?
They are close. "No entry" is the standard phrase for a door or gate. "No access" suits routes, roofs, areas and vehicles, where it is the area that is closed rather than a doorway.
Can I use the vehicle sign on a public road?
No. It is for private land only. Signs on public roads must be authorised traffic signs.
Why is there no sign for people with metal implants?
It needs its own symbol and medical wording, so we have left it for a separate set.
Which size should I use?
A4 for doors, A3 for gates and vehicle routes where people read from further away.
Related signs
No Entry Signs
Keep Out Signs
No Unauthorised Access Signs
No Motor Vehicles Allowed Signs
Forklift SignsProhibition class. Red circle and bar on white means "do not". All access awareness signs