Forestry Signs who uses them

[Jonesie]

Just trying to find out if you guys use these kind of signs. We are looking into producing these but trying to get some feedback.

 

This is the kind I mean.

Forest Warning Signs

 

Let me know if you use them and what ones as we will need to order a large quantity.

 

Cheers.

 

Justin.

[Andy Collins]

Jeez Justin, I just ordered some this bloomin morning I don't believe it!!! at least I got them from another sponsor so I don't feel too bad

FYI I ordered sign 9 and sign 29 styles.

Edited January 7, 2013 by Andy Collins

[Jonesie]

How many Andy, and what type just trying to get a feel for it.

[Andy Collins]

I bought a couple of each, 9 and 29, as I have some woodland footpaths to sign up, I already have quite a few so I didn't need many more.

[Steve Bullman]

Justin, with the exception of dedicated foresters i'd say its the sort of thing people don't know they need and would just by on the spur of the moment whilst browsing the shop due to them being so affordable.

[Andy Collins]

I agree with Steve actually, though there are now far more forestry/woodland types on here now than a couple of years ago. And anyone stacking timber anywhere should be signing it as a hazard, be it in a yard or roadside. I think it's still worth Justin looking into it tbh.

[Matt GT]

Yes I have always used these but as above mentioned I have a forestry background with Forestry Commission lol.

 

Not to be to HSE but these can not be used enough IMO and it still amazes me how jo public sees them but will still enter the area being warned about

[samarb]

Just got a few in from another sponsor as they were the only ones doing them, really good quality though. They are always useful things to have on site. Would you be able to get some indicating "walking on site to see what we're doing could be bad for your health" maybe with a tree surgeon shouting at walker in silhouette.

[Parker]

I would probably buy a couple, depending on the price as they are easy to store and always useful.

 

What price would they be?

[Steve Bullman]

between £4.40 and £5 according to that site. pocket change