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Texas Unauthorized Entry Prohibited Sign
(SPS-PL514-TX)

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5.5"h x 14.75"w x .09"d

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PRODUCT OVERVIEW

This Texas Unauthorized Entry Prohibited Sign (SPS-PL514-TX) is an essential solution for any facility with a pool in the Lone Star State. It clearly informs guests that pool and spa equipment areas are off-limits, helping you comply with Texas state regulations while keeping people safe.

Key Features:

Code Compliant: Designed to meet Texas Administrative Code, Title 25, Rule 265.194(g).
Customizable: Choose from over 80 standard colors for the sign and its graphics to perfectly match your facility's aesthetic.
Durable: Made from 0.090" thick, weather-resistant FiberBrite plastic for long-lasting use, indoors or outdoors.
Clear Graphics: Expertly printed digital graphics ensure the message is easy to read. Braille is not required on this sign per ADA regulations.

Text Reads:

UNAUTHORIZED ENTRY PROHIBITED

Ideal Applications:

Health clubs and gyms with pools in Texas.
Any facility in Texas with a pool or spa requiring an "Unauthorized Entry" warning.

Installation:

This sign typically includes foam tape strips for easy mounting. If you prefer drill holes, please contact us to place a custom order. Please refer to our installation guide.

Compliance:

This sign was designed in accordance with Texas Administrative Code, Title 25, Rule 265.194(g). Always check with your local inspector to ensure this sign meets all code requirements for your specific city or county.

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