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Tree Work Ahead (RUS) Roll-Up Signs – With Overlays
Model# Tree Work Ahead (RUS) Roll-Up Signs – With Overlays
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| Weight | 1 lbs. |
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| Color | Orange |
| Certifications | NCHRP-350 | MUTCD - NA |
Roll Up Signs Set Up Demonstration
Tree Work Ahead Roll-Up Signs
Alerting drivers to specific hazards leads to more effective preventative reactions. Tree Work Ahead roll-up signs let landscapers, logging operations, utility companies, and more warn others to exercise appropriate caution.
Day, Night, or Low Light. The Tree Work Ahead Roll-Up Sign Can Scale to Every
Application and Budget.
Anti-kiting device for
stability
Corner pockets for easy
installation
Identification legend for
quick visibility with no need
to unroll
NCHRP-350
MUTCD Certified
Roll-Up Signs with Key Longevity Features
No matter what finish you choose for your purpose and budget, Bone Safety roll-up signs have universal features that add up to long-lasting, easy-to-use signage.
Rolling and unrolling signs in storage leads to untimely wear and misshapen signs. Bone Safety roll-up signs bear a legend for at-a-glance identification and a strap for neat storage. When in use, the anti-kiting device keeps the sign in place
while the Lexan corner pockets preserve the sign’s edges.
The Right Size for Any Application
When deciding whether to use 36” or 48” temporary warning signs, transportation engineers should consider the type of roadway.
Roadway Regulations
According to the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) here are the different types of roads:
| Conventional Road: A street or highway other than a low-volume road,expressway, or freeway. |
| Low-volume Road: A facility that serves fewer than 400 vehicles per day on average. |
| Expressway: A divided highway with partial control of access. |
| Freeway: A divided highway with full control of access. |
The Roll-Up Signs True Size
Understanding the real size of a roll up sign - open and rolled - in comparison to a person’s height.
No Matter The Application, We Have The Right Material
| Standard Mesh – The most affordable option for daytime use only. |
| Non-Reflective – Fade resistant vinyl is an economical option for daytime use only. |
| Standard Reflective - Ideal for day or nighttime usage. |
| Premium Mesh – This pigmented mesh is breathable, resists mold and mildew, and is non-reflective for daytime use only. |
| Marathon – Bright, longlasting fluorescence. Marathon fluorescence is less likely to lose power over time, making it a safer long-term investment. |
| Diamond Grade – Another premium option. Lightactivated, fluorescent, wideangle prismatic lens reflective sheeting for maximum daytime brightness. |
Pockets & Assembling
Many Signs in One: Overlays
The overlay option allows for multiple messages to be displayed on a single sign.
The overlays are made from the same material as the sign and come with velcro strips on the back that enable quick and easy.
8x30 O/L standard with weatherized snaps display specific distance:
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Strong and Sturdy: Roll Up Sign Stands
The whole Bone Roll Up Sign line is compatible with Bone sign stands. They are NCHRP-350 certified, making them tested and approved for use on the national highway system.
Choose from Springless, Single Spring or Dual Spring
Springless
Single Spring
Dual Spring
Resources
Traffic Signs And Safety at Your Work Zone | 7 Expert Tips |
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The Safety Standards for Signs, Signals, and Barricades as required by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) offers extensively detailed guidance on best practice for traffic signs and safety at work zones. |
What Is the Main Purpose of Safety Signs? |
| Some companies post OSHA signs to comply with regulations and avoid costly penalties and business interruptions. |