Pedestrians Must Use This Route Site Banner in Manchester

At the point where people choose

Building work beside a primary school in Didsbury closes part of the pavement at drop-off time. Families need a clear, safe way round. Hang the banner where the pavement splits, at the moment people decide which way to walk, and again at any turn along the diversion.

The usual fault is putting it halfway along the route, where it only confirms what people have already worked out. Another is pointing to a path that is not fenced off from vehicles, which defeats the point. The route the banner names should be physically separated from traffic, start to finish.

At the closed end, add a No Access banner so nobody tries the old way.

Size and material for Manchester pavements

Pavement diversions are read close up, so 1200 x 800 mm is usually right. Use 2000 x 1000 mm where the split is on a busy junction. On sheltered streets PVC gives the strongest print. Open corners catch the wind, and mesh holds up better there.

Ordering

In the free online designer you can add a note such as "School entrance this way" or your logo. Upload your own artwork if you prefer; a person checks it for free. Typesetting is £15. Prices start at £54.05.

We produce it in 7 working days from payment and confirmed artwork. The tracked courier then usually takes 1 to 3 working days, for £7.95, or free once the order reaches £100. The full set is under site safety banners.

Manchester Printed is based in Manchester and delivers across the UK, covering the city, its suburbs and towns like Oldham. Collection from our Manchester office costs nothing once your order is ready.