LYLE Traffic Sign: 18 in x 18 in Nominal Sign Size, Aluminum, 0.080 in, W11-7 MUTCD
The LYLE Horse Crossing Sign (SKU 420ZX1, MPN G-6700-EG_18x18) is an 18 in x 18 in aluminum traffic sign with a 0.080 in thickness, meeting the W11-7 MUTCD standard. It features an Engineer-grade retroreflective…
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Product Description
The LYLE Horse Crossing Sign (SKU 420ZX1, MPN G-6700-EG_18x18) is an 18 in x 18 in aluminum traffic sign with a 0.080 in thickness, meeting the W11-7 MUTCD standard. It features an Engineer-grade retroreflective finish for visibility.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the LYLE Horse Crossing Sign used for?
The LYLE Horse Crossing Sign (MPN G-6700-EG_18x18) is used to alert drivers to areas where horses may cross the road, improving safety on equestrian routes, rural roads, and near trails. It meets the W11-7 MUTCD standard for traffic control devices.
What are the specifications of the LYLE Horse Crossing Sign?
The LYLE Horse Crossing Sign is an 18 in x 18 in aluminum sign with a 0.080 in thickness. It features an Engineer-grade retroreflective finish for visibility and complies with the W11-7 MUTCD standard. The manufacturer part number is G-6700-EG_18x18.
Where to buy the LYLE Horse Crossing Sign worldwide?
3G Electric supplies the LYLE Horse Crossing Sign (SKU 420ZX1) to customers worldwide. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your site. Contact us for availability and a quote tailored to your location.
How to install the LYLE Horse Crossing Sign?
Mount the LYLE Horse Crossing Sign on a sturdy post or bracket at the recommended height per MUTCD guidelines. Use corrosion-resistant fasteners through the pre-drilled holes. Ensure the sign is level and faces oncoming traffic for maximum visibility.
LYLE Products
3G Electric supplies LYLE horse crossing signs. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.
