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If I don like the regulation signs – what scope is there to make them less unpleasant-looking (eg a brass or wood sign, or with a clear background)?

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If I don like the regulation signs – what scope is there to make them less unpleasant-looking (eg a brass or wood sign, or with a clear background)?

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The regulations state that the circle and bar have to contain the international “no smoking” symbol, which has a single burning cigarette enclosed in a red circle of at least 70mm in diameter with a red bar across it. The sign must state “No smoking. It is against the law to smoke in these premises”. “These premises” may be replaced by the name of the business or organisation. There is no minimum font size or style, provided the circle is 70mm and the overall size is equivalent to A5 area (there is no stipulation on shape of sign). The regulations stipulate that the international no smoking symbol must be in red but do not state whether the background should be white or clear. If in doubt, check with your local Environmental Health Department.

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