Platinum Signs
Low Clearance Sign – DANGER Header, 600 × 450 Aluminium
PS-TRF294 · Product data sheet
Data sheet
26 August 2026
https://www.platinumsigns.com.au
Description
Use this Low Clearance sign as a supporting private-site marker where the exact DANGER / LOW CLEARANCE face matches the confirmed traffic or workplace plan. The landscape artwork has a black header, a red-and-white DANGER oval, black LOW CLEARANCE lettering and a black border on white. It contains no pictogram, arrow, number, decimal point, metre unit or stated clearance height. The verified catalogue option is a 600 × 450 mm landscape face on 1.6 mm aluminium. The base price is non-reflective, with Class 400 reflective film available as the only selectable extra at the displayed surcharge. Holes, lamination, Class 2 film, posts, brackets, height bars and mounting hardware are not included. Choosing reflective film does not add a height value or turn this generic face into a registered road sign. Place the sign before the confirmed overhead hazard where an approaching driver can respond safely, but do not rely on it to tell a driver whether a vehicle will fit. Establish the actual minimum clearance through the approved site or project process and compare it with the height of the vehicle and its load. Confirm approach visibility, lighting, stopping and turning space, an alternative or turnaround route, physical controls and any separate measured-height signs in the complete traffic-management arrangement. The current Transport for NSW register lists R6-16 as Low Clearance (_ . _) m, with a numeric height. NSW Road Rule 102 applies when a clearance or low-clearance sign indicates a height and treats the vehicle as including its load. This generic no-height face is not represented as R6-16 or as a current public-road sign, and no installation approval is claimed. Regulated road work must use the current registered design, verified height, reflective construction, support, location and approved project documents.
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.
- Category
- Traffic & Road Signs
- Sign selection
- Confirm against site requirements
- Artwork
- Off-the-shelf design supplied as shown
- Product code
- PS-TRF294
Available materials
| Material | Specification |
|---|---|
| Aluminium (1.6mm) | Rigid aluminium sheet suited to long-term signage where corrosion resistance and dimensional stability matter. Indicative service life: Long-term substrate; print and site conditions apply. Typical use: Permanent outdoor installations and high-durability sites. |
Available sizes
- • 600 x 450mm (Large)
Volume pricing — Aluminium (1.6mm) · 450 x 600mm (Large) (inc. GST)
| Quantity | Unit price | Saving |
|---|---|---|
| 1-4 | $95.00 | — |
| 5-9 | $87.40 | -8% |
| 10-24 | $80.75 | -15% |
| 25-49 | $72.20 | -24% |
| 50-99 | $64.60 | -32% |
| 100+ | $57.00 | -40% |
Prices shown for the listed material/size combination. Full configuration pricing is available at https://www.platinumsigns.com.au/safety-signs/traffic/low-clearance-sign.
Frequently asked
What is printed on this Low Clearance sign?
The approved landscape artwork has a black header with a red-and-white DANGER oval above the exact black two-line legend LOW CLEARANCE. It has no pictogram, arrow, number, decimal point, metre unit or stated clearance height.
Does this sign tell a driver the maximum vehicle height?
No. The face contains no numeric height, so a driver cannot use it to decide whether a vehicle and its load will fit beneath an overhead structure. Establish the actual minimum clearance through the approved site or project process, then provide the required measured-height sign and route controls separately.
Is this the current NSW R6-16 Low Clearance sign?
No. The Transport for NSW register lists R6-16 as Low Clearance (_ . _) m, with a height value. This generic DANGER / LOW CLEARANCE face is not represented as R6-16 or as a current public-road sign, and no installation approval is claimed. Public-road work must use the current registered design and approved project documents.
What should be checked around a low-clearance route?
Confirm the overhead structure, actual minimum clearance, vehicle and load heights, approach visibility, lighting, stopping and turning space, an alternative or turnaround route, and the complete traffic-management arrangement. Safe Work Australia guidance treats signs as one possible part of a wider traffic plan, not the whole control.
What size, material, reflectivity and mounting are available?
The verified face is 600 × 450 mm landscape on 1.6 mm aluminium. The base price is non-reflective; optional Class 400 reflective film is selectable at the displayed surcharge. Holes, lamination, Class 2 film, posts, brackets, height bars and mounting hardware are not included in this configurator.
What volume discounts apply?
Automatic volume pricing is 5–9 signs: 8% off, 10–24 signs: 15% off, 25–49 signs: 24% off, 50–99 signs: 32% off, 100+ signs: 40% off. The configurator is the source of truth and updates the unit price as quantity changes.