French "Eau potable" drinking water sign, various sizes and materials

French "Eau potable" drinking water sign for potable water points

The ECG812 French "Eau potable" drinking water sign helps clearly identify a potable water point, fountain, tap or service area where water can be consumed. It is suited to businesses, offices, workshops, warehouses, schools, public buildings, sports facilities, rest areas and workplaces where visitors and employees must quickly locate a potable water source. The pictogram and French message make the information easy to understand. This sign supports visual orientation inside the building without replacing water testing, maintenance procedures, hygiene rules or other site-specific information.

Several materials, sizes and formats are available from the drop-down menu.

UV-protecting lamination, retro-reflective sheeting or photoluminescent finishing can also be requested depending on the need. Please contact customer service for sign formats other than those offered in the options above, as well as for English or bilingual signs. Please allow three (3) weeks to receive special orders. If you cannot find the sign you need, please contact our customer service team to obtain custom signage.

Drinking water signage for commercial and industrial buildings

This sign is suited to locations where a potable water point must be identified simply and visibly. The printed message "Eau potable" complements interior wayfinding, service pictograms and the other visual cues already in place in the building.

• Main message: "Eau potable".
• Base language: French.
• Materials available by variant: self-adhesive vinyl, plastic or aluminum.
• Common sizes by variant: 6 in x 9 in and 8 in x 12 in.
• Possible configurations: flat plate, L-shaped, V-shaped, double-sided or two-face depending on the option.
• Options available on request: UV-protecting lamination, retro-reflective or photoluminescent finishing.

Applications for the ECG812 French "Eau potable" drinking water sign

The ECG812 sign can be installed near a fountain, approved sink, service tap, break area or corridor leading to a water point. It helps guide users toward a potable water source without overloading the message.

Installation and care for vinyl, plastic or aluminum signs

Select the material according to the surface, environment and expected duration of use. Self-adhesive vinyl is suited to clean, smooth and dry surfaces; plastic and aluminum are better when a rigid sign plate is required. Clean the sign gently with a non-abrasive cloth and replace it if the message, pictogram or colour becomes difficult to read.

FAQ about the ECG812 French "Eau potable" drinking water sign

Is this sign available in several materials?

Yes. Available variants include self-adhesive vinyl, plastic and aluminum depending on the selected size.

Which sizes are offered on this product page?

6 in x 9 in and 8 in x 12 in formats are offered in the available variants.

Is the sign available in L-shaped or V-shaped versions?

Yes. Some variants offer L-shaped, V-shaped, double-sided or two-face versions. The exact choice is made from the drop-down menu.

Where should this sign be installed?

It should be placed near the potable water point or on the route leading to it so users can quickly identify the water source.

Does this sign confirm water quality?

No. It identifies the potable water point indicated by the site, but it does not replace testing, maintenance procedures or internal instructions.

Suggestions to complete service and access signage

To complete service identification, the women sign (ECG800) identifies a women's washroom. The men sign (ECG801) identifies a men's washroom. The mixed sign (ECG802) indicates a men and women washroom. The access sign (ECG803) helps identify accessible access.

For other building cues, the cafeteria sign (ECG813) indicates a dining area. The telephone sign (ECG814) identifies a phone point. The stairs sign (ECG815) helps direct users toward stairs. The parking sign (ECG819) completes outdoor area identification.

The texts coloured in green correspond to hyperlinks leading to specific safety equipment or to a general information link.