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No Swimming Sign – Prohibition Format

Product code: PS-GEN0064

A portrait No Swimming prohibition sign with a red ring-and-slash swimmer pictogram and the exact NO SWIMMING legend for a site-defined water access restriction.

Selected unit price$27.00inc GST12 material/size options; base prices $18.00–$47.95

Material

Rigid plastic sheet suited to indoor and sheltered or general outdoor applications, subject to the print finish and site exposure.

Viewing distance is indicative; check approach distance, lighting and mounting position for the site.

Optional finishes

Finish surcharges are per sign before volume discounts; the configured total below includes the active quantity tier.

Configured product total
$27.00

Includes $2.45 GST

View volume pricing
Volume pricing for the selected configuration
QuantityUnit (inc GST)Discount
1-4$27.00
5-9$24.848% off
10-24$22.9515% off
25-49$20.5224% off
50-99$18.3632% off
100+$16.2040% off
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Product details

Confirm that NO SWIMMING is the complete site rule

Order this fixed face only when swimming is prohibited at the identified boundary. If the restriction is temporary, conditional or caused by a specific hazard, confirm whether the site also needs closure dates, operator instructions, warning wording or another symbol. The generic face does not tell people why the water is restricted.

Define the boundary before choosing each mounting point

Place the sign at the decision point before water access, not after a person has entered the restricted area. Check every gate, path and informal approach, keep the ring, swimmer pictogram and legend unobstructed, and repeat the message where one sign cannot make the boundary clear from all normal directions.

Keep physical and emergency controls in place

Maintain every barrier, gate, lock, supervision arrangement, rescue control and emergency procedure required for the location. At a regulated swimming pool, keep the required CPR or warning notice separate and legible. A printed prohibition sign cannot prevent entry, supervise children or provide rescue instructions.

Choose a face that stays readable near the water

Use vinyl only on a clean, smooth and compatible surface; use a rigid face where the substrate or exposure calls for mechanical fixing. Keep fixings clear of the border and pictogram, avoid interfering with gate operation, and replace the face when dirt, spray, fading or physical damage makes the rule difficult to recognise.

Check the sign format before ordering

This is a general NO SWIMMING prohibition face. It does not certify a pool or water site, enforce a closure, identify the hazard or replace any required barrier, CPR notice, supervision or rescue control. Confirm the exact format and supporting measures for the facility and jurisdiction.

  • WorkSafe Queensland — Managing the risks of public swimming poolsWorkSafe Queensland says public-pool operators must assess the risks specific to the facility and use the controls that are reasonably practicable. Its guidance emphasises that supervision and other control measures work together to manage drowning risk. Read source (opens in a new tab)A No Swimming sign can communicate one site rule but does not perform the assessment, supervision or physical control required at a public pool.
  • NSW Government — Owning a pool or spa: your obligationsNSW Government guidance requires applicable pool owners to maintain child-resistant barriers, keep access gates closed and self-latching, supervise children and display the required CPR sign near the pool. Read source (opens in a new tab)The requirements vary by pool and jurisdiction. This generic NO SWIMMING face does not replace a compliant barrier, gate, supervision or CPR sign.
  • NSW Swimming Pools Regulation 2018 — warning noticesThe NSW Regulation prescribes content and legibility for pool warning notices and separate wording while a swimming pool is under construction, including resuscitation information and site-specific statements. Read source (opens in a new tab)The fixed NO SWIMMING legend does not contain the prescribed CPR notice or construction-pool wording. Check the current law and responsible authority for the site.

Before ordering

  • Confirm who set the no-swimming rule, why it applies, its boundary and whether it is permanent or temporary.
  • Check whether NO SWIMMING is sufficient or must be accompanied by POOL CLOSED or hazard-specific information.
  • Identify every gate, path and approach where the rule must be visible before water access.
  • Choose the portrait size, material and fixing method without obstructing a gate, barrier or required notice.
  • Confirm barriers, supervision, rescue equipment, CPR signage and emergency procedures remain complete for the site.

This is general product information, not legal or engineering advice. A safety sign is one part of a workplace control system; confirm the site and jurisdictional requirements before ordering.

Product guidance reviewed by Platinum Signs ecommerce and product team. Last reviewed: .