E-cigarette Signs
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Since July 2007, smoking has been prohibited in public areas and the regulations have required businesses to implement very specific signage in order to comply with the new laws. Whether you allow the vaping of e-cigarettes, but don't allow smoking, or want to make it clear that all kinds of cigarettes are not permitted, our signs can help you. With signs that come in a range of materials for indoor and outdoor use, with your choice of fitting options, you'll be able to find the perfect sign to meet your requirements.
Prohibition signs (no smoking or no smoking E-cigarettes) feature red colouring with a clear prohibition symbol. This is the red circle with a diagonal line. They also show an image of a cigarette.
Signs that show e-cigarette vaping is allowed, 'e-cigarettes permitted' signs, have the standard green colouring and feature a green circle with a cigarette image.
For more information check out our e-cigarettes office smoking guide.
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Where do I need to display No Smoking signs?
In the UK, No Smoking signs are legally required in all enclosed public spaces and workplaces under the Health Act 2006 and the Smoke-free (Signs) Regulations 2012. This includes offices, shops, factories, restaurants, pubs, and public transport. Additionally, businesses with company vehicles, such as vans or taxis, must also display appropriate signage if they are used by more than one person.
How do No Smoking signs help improve safety?
No Smoking signs serve as a clear deterrent to smoking in restricted areas, helping to prevent fire hazards and protect air quality. In environments with flammable substances, such as petrol stations, warehouses storing chemicals, or industrial sites, these signs are essential in reducing the risk of fires or explosions caused by stray cigarette sparks.
Do I need No Smoking signs in outdoor areas?
While UK legislation primarily applies to enclosed spaces, some outdoor areas may require No Smoking signage based on health and safety policies. For example, hospitals, schools, play areas, and outdoor seating areas of restaurants may choose to enforce smoke-free policies. Construction sites and fuel storage areas should also display No Smoking signs to prevent fire hazards.
Are there penalties for not displaying No Smoking signs?
Yes. Failure to display appropriate No Smoking signage in a designated smoke-free area can result in fines under the Smoke-free (Signs) Regulations 2012. Business owners or employers may face penalties of up to £1,000 for non-compliance.
How do No Smoking signs help businesses comply with HSE regulations?
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) encourages businesses to implement No Smoking policies to protect employees and customers from the dangers of second-hand smoke. Displaying the correct signage ensures compliance with smoke-free legislation and supports overall workplace health and fire prevention measures.
Are No Smoking signs required in rental properties?
Landlords of houses in multiple occupation (HMO) or commercial rental properties may choose to display No Smoking signs to reinforce tenancy agreements and prevent smoke damage to interiors. Some local councils also have additional regulations regarding smoke-free rental properties.