Spanish Watch Your Step Signs

Caution is the lighter choice for a curb or step that people pass every day. Warning reads stronger, so pick it for a drop that is steep or easy to miss. Both bands print in English and Spanish. For a workplace, check your state and local rules before you choose.

No. This sign is made only as the English and Spanish version, with the header band you choose. If you need a note, such as a floor name or a room number, type it in the extra line, which can be in any language and shows in the live preview.

Yes. Aluminum can be ordered with 1/4 in holes for screws, and it is rust-free for an outdoor wall or post. Plastic is the lighter pick and hangs from brass grommets, which suits an indoor wall or a door.

Only the reflective aluminum version reflects light. It shines back in headlights, which helps a step beside a parking lot that people cross at night. A standard aluminum or plastic sign does not reflect light, so it needs room light or a nearby fixture before anyone can read it after dark.

Yes. Two signs help people notice the change from both directions, one at the top where the walk begins and one at the bottom where it ends. Use the same header band and the same size on each, so the pair works as one warning. Workplace rules in your state and town may cover signs like this, so look those up before you order.