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Accessible Exit Sign Project Wheelchair Wheelie Running Man Symbol Means of Egress Icon Disability Emergency Evacuation Fire Safety Tote Bag 87

04/09/2014 416 × 550 Tote Bags

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Buildings need signage to identify the accessible means of egress, including exit paths and exit doors

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The Accessible Means of Egress Icon appears under licence from Egress Group Pty Ltd; Copyright© Egress Group Pty Ltd 2014-2019; www.egressgroup.com.au; All Rights Reserved; AU Patent Pending, AU Reg Designs 355564 and 355657; The Accessible Means of Egress Icon is a trademark of Egress Group Pty Ltd

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