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COVID-19 Social Distancing Signs

Social distancing signs are important to help slow the spread of coronavirus. They do this by minimizing contact between potentially infected individuals and healthy individuals.

You should:

• keep a space of 2 metres (6.5 feet) between you and other people
• avoid communal sleeping areas
• avoid any crowded places
• not shake hands or make close contact with other people, if possible

There is very little risk if you are just passing someone. But try to keep a distance of 2 metres as much as possible. We have a range of Safety Signs to help you implement your safety plans.

Simon Harris Latest: Social restrictions in place for the past month have saved more than 3,500 lives according to Department of Health modelling, Simon Harris has told the Dáil. The Minister for Health said the coronavirus reproductive rate, or “R” number, remains stable at between 0.5 and 0.8.

The health of your staff and customers are no doubt the number one priority during COVID-19. Business Print have designed and developed a range of printed social distancing signs to display social distancing restrictions to your staff, customers and clients to ensure their health and wellbeing.

COVID-19 social distancing signs are available from Pull Up Banners, Outdoor Swing Signs, Floor Stickers, Posters, Overhead Signage and Counter Signs. All our signs conform to the latest health & safety regulations and are printed and manufactured in Ireland. 

If you would like more advice or information on COVID-19 social distancing signs for your store or workplace, please contact us on 01 450 8616 or sales@businessprint.ie

Please watch our video clip on how to install a floor Graphic. Click here for how to apply floor graphics.  

Artwork pdf's are available for Free on the HSE website. HSE Artwork click here.

Latest News Update from the HSE: https://www.hse.ie/eng/services/news/media/pressrel/

Latest News Update from Citizens Information on Back to Work Guidelines OR Returning to work Safely.

*World Health Organisation