Warehouse Signage on the Central Coast

  • Over 15 years of experience delivering signage that's built to last and made to impress
  • Custom-designed and printed in house for faster turnarounds and complete creative control
  • Friendly local service on the Central Coast with expert advice from quote to installation

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Central Coast Warehouse Signage

In a busy warehouse, clear signage isn’t just helpful—it’s essential. At Solis Signs, we work with facilities across the Central Coast to design and install custom warehouse signage that improves safety, boosts efficiency and keeps operations running smoothly. From racking labels and directional signage to safety warnings and hazard notices, we create signs that are easy to read, strategically placed and built to withstand the demands of industrial environments. Whether you’re managing a distribution centre, logistics hub or manufacturing site, we’ll help you meet compliance requirements and support a safer, more organised workplace.


Our warehouse signage contributes to a safer, more organised space. Here's how:


  • Built for durability in high-traffic areas
  • Designed for safety, navigation & compliance
  • Fast turnaround with expert installation


No two warehouses are the same, which is why we tailor every sign to suit your layout and safety needs. Call Solis Signs on 0413 259 703 to get started on improving your warehouse with signage that works as hard as you do.

Clear Warehouse Signage for Safety

In a fast-paced warehouse, signage plays a vital role in keeping things safe, organised and efficient. Whether it’s racking labels, directional arrows, hazard warnings or compliance signage, clear visuals help staff navigate the space, follow safety procedures and avoid accidents. We create warehouse signs that are easy to read, strategically placed and built to handle tough environments—indoors or out. Custom-made to suit your layout and operations, our signs help ensure your workplace meets WHS standards and runs like clockwork. Good signage can improve everything from safety and speed to team communication.

Safe, Efficient & Easy to Navigate

Warehouse signage plays a critical role in preventing accidents, streamlining workflows and ensuring staff and visitors can move around safely. We offer a wide range of solutions, including entry and exit signs, floor graphics, compliance signage, load limit labels and custom directional signs. Whether you need permanent signage or temporary site markers, we’ll recommend the best materials for your conditions—indoors or outdoors. Our signs are made using heavy-duty vinyls, reflective materials and fade-resistant inks to ensure they stay visible and effective over time.


Check out what types of warehouse signage we offer:


  • Hazard & compliance signage
  • Directional signs & traffic flow markers
  • Racking, load limit & identification labels


A well-signed warehouse saves time, reduces risk and supports staff productivity. Get in touch with Solis Signs to book a site visit or request a tailored signage package for your facility.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What signage is required in a warehouse?

    Warehouses typically require a mix of safety, directional and compliance signage. This includes hazard warnings, PPE requirements, fire exits, load limits for racking, pedestrian pathways and forklift zones. Signage should be easy to read, placed at eye level or appropriate viewing height and use standard colours and icons. Ensuring your signage meets Australian safety standards is crucial for legal compliance and workplace safety.

  • What material is best for warehouse signage?

    Durability is key in warehouse environments. Common materials include aluminium composite panels, PVC, corflute (for temporary signs) and self-adhesive vinyl for walls and floors. For high-traffic or dusty areas, laminated or UV-stable signage is recommended to resist fading, wear and damage. Reflective finishes are useful in low-light zones or for emergency signage. The best material depends on where and how the sign will be used.

  • Do warehouse signs need to comply with regulations?

    Yes. Many types of warehouse signage—especially those related to safety and compliance—must follow Australian WHS (Work Health and Safety) regulations. This includes the use of specific symbols, colours, wording and placements. Emergency signs, warning signs and mandatory instruction signs should meet AS 1319 standards. It’s important to ensure all signage meets legal requirements to avoid penalties and ensure worker safety.