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No Glass Containers Signs
Broken glass on a pool deck, patio or beach can cut bare feet, so many venues post a no glass rule at the entrance. Use this sign at a pool, a restaurant patio, a park beach or an HOA clubhouse, and use the extra line to name the area.
18" x 12"
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No Glass Containers Sign prices
| Size | Aluminum | Plastic | Reflective |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12" x 12" | $42.95 | $25.95 | Not offered |
| 12" x 18" | $42.95 | $25.95 | $68.95 |
| 18" x 12" | $42.95 | $25.95 | $68.95 |
| 24" x 18" | $63.95 | $40.95 | $137.95 |
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Where no glass containers signs are used
A rooftop bar's lounge deck where bottles are carried up the stairs, a waterfront boardwalk where picnickers open glass jars, a skate park ledge where a drink can break, or a marina dock near a launch ramp all see glass where it could cut bare feet. A bar owner may post one at the top of the stairs, and a park ranger might fix one at the boardwalk entrance. It tells people to pour out their drink and leave the bottle behind before they step in.
Choosing the size and where to hang it
At the entrance, at about eye level, the sign reaches a person carrying a drink before they walk through. The 18 by 12 in size fits a gate or a railing, and 24 by 18 in suits a larger wall at the entry. Aluminum is the better choice for an outdoor entry, since it is rust-free and handles sun and rain. Plastic is light and suits a covered porch or an indoor wall. Use the holes or zip ties through the grommets.
Questions about no glass containers signs
Where should a no glass sign be posted?
Put one at each entrance to the patio or pool deck, and another by any bar or snack window that sells drinks. Guests see it on the way in, before they open a bottle. A 12 x 18 in portrait sign fits a gate post, and an 18 x 12 in sign fits a wall.
Will the sign stop people bringing glass?
A sign is a reminder, so it works well with staff checks at busy times and the rule posted in more than one place. For a public pool or beach, check your local health code, since some states and counties set their own posting rules.
Aluminum or plastic outside?
Aluminum suits a permanent spot outdoors. Its .040 in sheet will not rust. Plastic is light and printed on one side, which works for an event, a rental or a sign that moves between spots.
Can I name the area on the extra line?
Yes. Type a short name such as Boardwalk or Lounge deck, and the preview shows how it prints beside the main words. A name tells people exactly where the rule applies. Keep it short so it reads from the entrance.
Does a sign make people pour out their drinks?
Not on its own. The sign states the rule, and a bin near the entrance makes it easy to follow. Place a bin where people can pour out and leave the bottle behind. Check your state and local rules for any glass rules that apply to your venue.
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