Forestry Signs who uses them

[Lyncombe-climber]

I shall be purchasing very soon !!

[Matt GT]

Sorry I meant to reply with the types I use and see being used in my area.

 

Type 2

Type 3

Type 10

Type 22

Type 23

Type 26

Type 27

Type 29

 

Hard to quantify though!

[HCR]

I've used most at one point or another - I'll give you a shout the next time I need some!

 

One small point - in my experience NOTHING is more likely to encourage people to start fires than advertising an extreme fire risk. These signs have to be used very carefully.

[lowemaintenance]

Hi i use a lot but only in the training context the sites i use require that i mark out the site as it should be and also its so that candidates get to see a properly marked site.

All of the felling, handling, spraying and also gassing as there is now a requirement for qualified operators for gassing compounds.

I get asked if i can prep a forest pack at times.

There is a lot of footpaths in the dales so a very definite requirement for signs.

[Tom D]

I'd buy some of the type 3 ones and some timber stack ones...

[Jonesie]

OK

 

Thanks for all the replies, arbtalk has worked again and given me an insight as to what you guy need and use. Any more suggestion welcome.

 

I've put the most popular signs up on the site now and they will be ready for dispatch on Friday.

 

Forestry & warning signs | F R Jones and Son

 

Managed to keep them at £4.30 at the moment.

 

 

 

 

 

More on the website.

[ben lightfoot]

Nice one, handy things to keep in the landy as they take up little room

[WorcsWuss]

Sorry, I missed this one Justin.

Is there not an 'overhead works' sign?

Think I saw a tree surgery one, that would do it....

[Jonesie]

Hi

 

I'll look at the overhead one next time I order.

 

All the signs above are now in stock, I should have looked at this a while ago you lot are going mental for them.

 

Thanks for all the feedback.