Signs

Swimming Pool Signs play a significant role in promoting a safe and enjoyable swimming environment for all pool users.   They serve as a constant reminder to swimmers of the behaviors they should avoid, such as running, diving in shallow areas, or using the pool unsupervised. By emphasizing safety precautions, signs encourage responsible swimming practices and minimize accidents.  Clear signage also helps pool staff communicate their expectations to visitors, promoting a more organized and safe environment. 

Pool Rules Sign outline the specific rules and regulations that swimmers must follow while using the pool. They may include instructions such as "No diving," "No running," "No glass containers," "Shower before entering the pool," "Children must be accompanied by an adult," and "No lifeguard on duty."   

Spa Rules signs, depending on the local codes, include similar language, but are more specific with hot water temperature warnings, duration, and health hazards.   

No Diving signs are placed in areas where diving is prohibited, such as shallow sections of the pool or where water depth is insufficient. They often depict a person diving with a red circle and line through it to clearly indicate the restriction.

No Lifeguard on Duty signs are important to inform swimmers of the potential hazard of no lifeguard present at the pool.  These signs typically state "No Lifeguard on Duty" or "Swim at Your Own Risk." They remind swimmers to exercise caution and take responsibility for their own safety.  

Tiled Depth Markers are typically incorporated into the waterline tile band as well as on the pool or spa deck.  These signs display the pool's water depth at different points, indicating the shallow and deep areas. They help swimmers assess their safety and determine appropriate areas for swimming or diving.

No Glass Allowed Signs help remind others to prevent potential broken glass injuries, with signs that explicitly state that glass containers or glass objects are prohibited in the pool area. This helps maintain a safe and clean environment.

Pool Closed signs indicate when the pool is closed for maintenance, cleaning, or other reasons. These signs help prevent unauthorized access during closure periods.

Other specific signs may be required depending on local regulations and the type of pool (public or private). It's important to consult local authorities and comply with relevant guidelines when selecting and placing pool signs.