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LYLE Private Property: Unauthorized Persons Prohibited

The LYLE Reflective No Trespassing Sign is a 0.063-inch-thick aluminum private-property sign (MPN T1-4072-HI_12x18) with a High Intensity Prismatic (HIP) retroreflective grade and mounting holes for installation. It…

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Also listed as: T14072HI12x18 · T1 4072 HI 12x18 · T1-4072-HI-12x18

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LYLE
Item
Private Property: Unauthorized Persons Prohibited
Part Number
T1-4072-HI_12x18
Category
Private Property: Unauthorized Persons Prohibited Unauthorized Vehicles Removed Signs
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Manufacturer Part Number
T1-4072-HI_12x18
Type
Mounting Holes Sign Mounting
Thick
0.063 in
Glow In The Dark
No
Sign Mounting Style
Mounting Holes
Retroreflective Grade
High Intensity Prismatic (HIP)

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Product Description

The LYLE Reflective No Trespassing Sign is a 0.063-inch-thick aluminum private-property sign (MPN T1-4072-HI_12x18) with a High Intensity Prismatic (HIP) retroreflective grade and mounting holes for installation. It warns unauthorized persons and vehicles are prohibited, without glow-in-the-dark capability.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the LYLE Reflective No Trespassing Sign used for?

This 0.063-inch-thick aluminum sign (MPN T1-4072-HI_12x18) is used to mark private property and warn that unauthorized persons and vehicles are prohibited. Its High Intensity Prismatic (HIP) retroreflective grade ensures visibility at night, making it suitable for industrial sites, warehouses, and restricted areas.

What are the specifications of the LYLE T1-4072-HI_12x18 sign?

The LYLE sign has a mounting holes style, 0.063-inch thickness, and High Intensity Prismatic (HIP) retroreflective grade. It is not glow-in-the-dark. The aluminum construction resists corrosion, and the mounting holes allow secure attachment to posts, walls, or fences.

Where to buy the LYLE Reflective No Trespassing Sign worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the LYLE T1-4072-HI_12x18 sign to customers worldwide. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your site. As a global industrial solutions provider, we source and deliver genuine LYLE signs for private property and security applications.

How to install the LYLE No Trespassing Sign with mounting holes?

Install the sign by aligning the mounting holes with a post, wall, or fence. Use corrosion-resistant fasteners (screws or bolts) appropriate for the surface. Ensure the sign is level and at a visible height. For best retroreflective performance, position it perpendicular to approaching traffic or footpaths.

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