Fire Exit Arrow Down-Right Wayfinding Sign

This bold 14″ × 7″ text-free Fire Exit sign features the ISO running figure on the left and a diagonal down-right arrow on the right of a full-bleed green Maxmetal® panel — UV-resistant and built for Los Angeles staircase tops, mezzanines, and upper-floor transition points requiring descending rightward egress wayfinding.

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Description

Overview

This 14″ × 7″ horizontal sign features a bold white down-right arrow on the right half of a full-bleed green panel, with the ISO 7010 running figure and white door silhouette on the left. The figure-left layout maintains compositional consistency across the rightward-direction variants — the running figure occupies the left half and faces rightward, while the arrow on the right half points down and to the right. The figure’s rightward movement aligns with the arrow’s rightward component, creating dual visual confirmation that both elements track toward the same destination.

This sign serves the descending rightward egress scenario — the exit is below and to the right of the sign’s current mounting position. In Los Angeles commercial buildings, this configuration appears at the top of staircases that descend toward a right-side ground floor exit, at mezzanine or elevated platform edges where a ramp or stair descends to the right, and in multi-level retail or hospitality environments where upper-floor occupants need to descend before tracking right to reach the egress door.

Key Features & Benefits

Down-right diagonal communicates simultaneous descent and rightward travel — the diagonal points down and right, providing the complete spatial instruction for staircase-top applications where the route involves both a floor change and a lateral direction.
Figure-left layout maintains rightward variant compositional consistency — sharing the same structure as other rightward-direction variants, this sign reads as part of a coherent visual family, reducing cognitive load when multiple directional signs are visible simultaneously.
Running figure’s rightward orientation aligns with the arrow’s rightward component — the figure faces and moves toward the arrow zone, producing dual directional confirmation that makes the down-right instruction intuitive.
Diagonal arrow distinguishes descending rightward travel from flat rightward travel — occupants at the top of a descending right-side staircase need this diagonal specifically; a horizontal right arrow would be spatially inaccurate about whether elevation change is involved.
Text-free design maintains universal communication in staircase and transition-level environments — stairwell landings serve occupants of all language backgrounds; no written text means no comprehension barrier.
Full-bleed green background maintains egress category identification at staircase landing distances — the all-green field is the first attribute resolved at distance in the typically lower-ambient-light conditions of stairwell tops.
Compact 14″ × 7″ format suits staircase top walls and mezzanine edge mounting — the horizontal panel installs efficiently in the space-constrained locations at staircase entrances.
Reflective option is critical for staircase-top applications — reflective printing ensures the down-right arrow remains visible under emergency lighting and flashlights when building power fails.

Technical Specifications

Size: 14″ × 7″
Material: Maxmetal® (aluminum composite panel — rigid, lightweight, weather-resistant)
Print Options:
- Standard: UV-printed vinyl applied to Maxmetal®
- Reflective: Direct UV print on reflective material
Mounting Options: Wall mount, staircase top mount, mezzanine edge mount, elevated platform mount (hardware not included)
Corners: Rounded
Use: Staircase tops, mezzanine levels, elevated platforms, and upper-floor transition points requiring descending rightward egress wayfinding — Los Angeles and Southern California