We accept no liability for loss or injury whilst on these premises. All patrons enter at their own risk Safety notice sign - 1.2mm Rigid plastic 200mm x 150mm

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We’ve all seen them in everyday life; ‘Park here at your own risk’, ‘Playing in this area is at your own risk’. Disclaimer notices have become an increasingly common sight for most of us. Therefore it may surprise you to find that they don’t absolve the owner from blame should something go wrong. This is equally true for your holiday home and the facilities that you provide for your guests. Regardless of whether you have a sign on display or not, your responsibility to your guests as a holiday homeowner means that it’s vital to have procedures in place. Ensure that everything your guests are using is regularly inspected and abiding by manufacturer’s and legislative guidelines. However, property owners and others often try to shift liability for accidents by displaying warning or disclaimer signs on their land or in their buildings. These signs usually say something to the effect of “Not responsible for accidents or injuries” or “Enter at your own risk.”

Hot water immersion while under the influence of alcohol, narcotics, drugs or medicines may lead to serious consequences and is not recommended.” A common concern when displaying corflute signage is keeping it in place. Our clear eyelets are very durable and are the perfect solution to this problem. They are small, circular pieces designed to be attached to the corners of the signage, allowing the sign to be easily hung or mounted. Eyelets are positioned in the four corners of the sign. Drill Holes In my experience representing thousands of clients, a disclaimer on a property does not automatically prevent a victim from obtaining compensation for her injuries. What makes a Not Responsible for Accidents or Injuries sign effective?

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At the law offices of Derek L. Hall, our legal team can examine your case and determine who might be liable for your injuries. We can also gather the evidence needed to prove your claim and fight for the compensation you deserve. Not responsible for accidents or injuries” signs often contain general warnings, such as playground signs saying “Adult supervision required. Play at your own risk.” Premises liability disclaimers can also warn of specific dangers such as damaged equipment or beehives. Again, the message is that visitors assume all risks for injuries. Does a “not responsible for accidents or injuries” sign prevent a victim from seeking compensation? For example, if you're selling power tools, your use at your own risk disclaimer needs to mention injuries. Specifically, you're not responsible for any injuries that may happen when someone is using your tools.

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Class 1 or other known as Class 400 reflective is the higher grade of reflectivity, and it is identifiable by its honeycomb pattern. Our Prismatic Reflective Film is designed for short and medium term outdoor applications. Class 1 Reflective is best suited for high intensity reflective signage and vehicle applications as it reflects light from wide angles. All signs used on a public road must be Class 1 to comply. Class 2 Reflective Rounded corners evoke warmth and trust. Many call them “friendly rectangles” for this reason. The natural movement of our eyes is accustomed to curves. This finishing adds a classy touch to your signage. Double Sided Tape Premises liability injuries are some of the most common accidents that happen in the United States. Many of these accidents are the result of negligence on the part of property owners, managers, or occupiers.