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Free printable door signs for the things people put on doors every day: ask people to knock, keep a meeting private, use another door, or push or pull. Pick a sign, print it at A4 or A5 and stick or sleeve it to the door. Each sign comes in six PDFs (three sizes, portrait and landscape), with a black-and-white option where it matters. For fire doors, toilets and offices, use the dedicated sets linked below.

Please close the door sign

Please close the door sign

Sign text: "Please close / the door". PDF, 13 KB. A5, A4 or A3, portrait or landscape.

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Download A4 PDF - Please close the door sign, portrait Print tips

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Choose your wording

7 versions. Each one downloads as a PDF in A5, A4 or A3, portrait or landscape.

  • Please knock sign

    Please knock

    A4 PDF - Please knock sign, portrait
    Other sizes
  • Private sign

    Private

    A4 PDF - Private sign, portrait
    Other sizes
  • Meeting in progress - please do not disturb sign

    Meeting in progress - please do not disturb

    A4 PDF - Meeting in progress - please do not disturb sign, portrait
    Other sizes
  • Please use other door sign

    Please use other door

    A4 PDF - Please use other door sign, portrait
    Other sizes
  • Push sign

    Push

    A4 PDF - Push sign, portrait
    Other sizes
  • Pull sign

    Pull

    A4 PDF - Pull sign, portrait
    Other sizes

Download all 7 signs

Every wording, size and orientation in one ZIP file, 493 KB.

Download all (ZIP) - all door signs
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Where to use it

  • Home offices and shared houses (Private, Please knock).
  • Meeting rooms and open-plan offices (Meeting in progress).
  • Doors that stick, are alarmed or are one-way (Please use other door).
  • Glass and double doors where people push the wrong way (Push, Pull).
  • Shops and clinics with a door that must stay closed (Please close the door).

Questions

How do I make a door sign stay up?

Use a plastic sleeve or laminate it, then fix it with removable tape or a hook. For glass, a sleeve with a suction hook leaves no mark.

What size should I print?

A5 suits a small door at close range; A4 is the usual choice; A3 for wide double doors or reading from further away.

Can I put my own name on it?

These are fixed-wording signs. For name plates, add the name by hand on the printed sign or use an editable template.

Is there a sign for fire doors?

Yes, see the Fire door signs page. A paper sign is not a substitute for a proper fire door.

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