Water Restriction Sign - Grey Water In Use

To clearly convey the type of water used on your property or in your business, consider using water identification signs that are easy to read and understand. Here are some options for mounting and signage:

1. Material and Design: Use durable, weather-resistant materials such as vinyl laminate or metal to ensure longevity. The signs should have clear, legible fonts and symbols to indicate the water type (e.g., potable, non-potable, reclaimed).
2. Mounting Options:
   • Wall-Mounted: Use screws or adhesive to attach the signs to walls where visibility is important, such as near entrances or water access points.
   • Fencing: Secure the signs to fences using zip ties or mounting brackets to make them visible to passersby.
   • Lawn Spikes: For temporary situations, consider signs mounted on stakes that can be driven into the ground. This allows flexibility in placement and easy removal when no longer needed.
3. Visibility: Ensure that the signs are placed in areas where they can be easily seen by employees, customers, or the general public. Using bright colors and reflective materials can enhance visibility, especially in low-light conditions.

By implementing these signage options, you can effectively communicate the type of water used on your property or in your business, helping to promote safety and compliance.