Cattle Grid - Class 2 Sign

Conforms to the Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions 2002.

Class 2 provides higher levels of initial brightness and retains a high reflectivity level over 10 years.
Manufactured from 11swg aluminium with rear channels for post fixing.
Reflective material conforms to BSF EN 12899-:2001 replacing BS 873 parts 5 and 6.
Department of Transport (DoT) reference figure is indicated beside each sign. sign.

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Item code:   A346477

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Conforms to the Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions 2002.

Class 2 provides higher levels of initial brightness and retains a high reflectivity level over 10 years.
Manufactured from 11swg aluminium with rear channels for post fixing.
Reflective material conforms to BSF EN 12899-:2001 replacing BS 873 parts 5 and 6.
Department of Transport (DoT) reference figure is indicated beside each sign. sign.

Made in UK

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Product Information

Product Name	Cattle Grid, Length: 600 mm
Packaging	unit

Technical Specification

Length (mm)	600 mm
Product origin	Made in UK

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