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Low Clearance Sign – DANGER Header, 600 × 450 Aluminium

Product code: PS-TRF294

Mark a confirmed low-overhead hazard with the exact DANGER / LOW CLEARANCE face shown. This generic aluminium marker contains no numeric height, so verify the measured clearance, vehicle route and complete site controls separately.

Selected unit price$95.00inc GST1 material/size option; base price $95.00

Material specification

Aluminium (1.6mm)Only material

This product is supplied only in Aluminium (1.6mm); choose the approved size below.

600 × 450 mm — landscape DANGER Low Clearance signFixed format

Use the size in the approved traffic-control plan or road-authority specification.

Optional finishes
Reflective finish

When reflective sheeting is required

The base 1.6 mm aluminium face is non-reflective. Optional Class 400 reflective film is available at the displayed surcharge, but it does not add a measured height, make the face R6-16 or authorise public-road use.

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

Configured product total
$95.00

Includes $8.64 GST

View volume pricing
Volume pricing for the selected configuration
QuantityUnit (inc GST)Discount
1-4$95.00
5-9$87.408% off
10-24$80.7515% off
25-49$72.2024% off
50-99$64.6032% off
100+$57.0040% off
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Product details

Match the exact DANGER / LOW CLEARANCE face

The approved artwork shows a red-and-white DANGER oval above the black two-line legend LOW CLEARANCE. It has no arrow, pictogram, number or metre value. Use it only where that generic no-height message is the confirmed requirement.

Keep the missing height value explicit

This face cannot tell a driver whether a vehicle and its load will fit. Obtain the actual minimum clearance through the approved site or project process, keep the measurement current when conditions change, and specify any numeric-height sign separately.

Use the sign within a traffic-management plan

Consider vehicle and load heights, overhead structures, approach visibility, lighting, stopping and turning space, an alternative route and physical controls. A warning face can support those decisions, but it is not a substitute for measuring the hazard or controlling the route.

Specify a current road sign separately

For NSW public-road use, the current register lists an R6-16 face with a numeric height. Confirm the registered design, measured clearance, reflective construction, placement, support and installation authority in the approved project documents rather than substituting this generic artwork.

Check the sign format before ordering

This generic face contains no indicated height and is not represented as the current NSW R6-16 Low Clearance sign. It cannot establish whether a vehicle and its load will fit or replace measurement, route controls, a traffic-management plan or installation authority.

  • Transport for NSW – R6-16 Low Clearance (_ . _) mThe current Traffic Signs Register lists R6-16 as a Low Clearance sign with a numeric height in metres, unlike this generic DANGER / LOW CLEARANCE artwork. Read source (opens in a new tab)The register listing does not certify this product or approve it as a substitute for the current numeric-height face.
  • NSW Road Rules 2014 – Rule 102Rule 102 says a driver must not pass a clearance or low-clearance sign when the vehicle is higher than the height indicated by the sign, and states that vehicle includes any load carried. Read source (opens in a new tab)This product has no indicated height, so the rule must not be used to imply that the face tells a driver whether the vehicle will fit.
  • Safe Work Australia – Traffic management: managing risksThe guidance says traffic-risk assessment should consider overhead structures, vehicle types and heights, entry and exit routes, visibility and the wider layout. A traffic-management plan may include vehicle flow, barriers, walkways and signs. Read source (opens in a new tab)Safe Work Australia develops national policy and is not a WHS regulator. Apply the relevant jurisdictional duties and site assessment.

Before ordering

  • Confirm that the exact DANGER / LOW CLEARANCE artwork with no numeric height matches the approved site message.
  • Obtain and verify the actual minimum clearance through the competent site or project assessment process.
  • Check the height of every relevant vehicle and load, the approach and a safe alternative or turnaround route.
  • Confirm reflectivity, lighting, position, support, holes, brackets, height bars and other physical controls separately.
  • Use the current registered numeric-height design and approved project authority for any regulated public-road installation.

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 product and editorial team. Last reviewed: .