Kids at Play Safety Sign Cone | 67CM Yellow Slow Down Children Playing Cone

The 67CM Kids at Play Safety Sign Cone is a highly visible safety solution designed to encourage drivers to slow down in areas where children are present. Featuring a 4-sided "Slow Down, Children Playing" message, the cone provides excellent visibility from every direction, helping improve safety around schools, playgrounds, parks, and residential streets. Manufactured from durable plastic, this lightweight yet sturdy safety cone is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. Standing 67CM high, it offers excellent visibility while remaining easy to move, position, and store. The stable square base helps keep the cone upright during everyday use, while the stackable design allows multiple cones to be stored and transported efficiently.

The built-in chain socket enables compatible plastic chains to be attached for creating temporary pedestrian barriers or restricted zones. A top sign board socket also allows compatible sign boards to be fitted, providing additional safety or directional information where required. Ideal for neighbourhoods, residential streets, school zones, playgrounds, parks, nurseries, community events, and child safety areas, this Kids at Play safety cone is a practical solution for improving pedestrian awareness and traffic safety.

Product Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What message is displayed on the cone?
The cone displays "Slow Down, Children Playing" on all four sides for excellent visibility.

Q2: Can this cone be connected to other cones?
Yes, it features a built-in chain socket for connecting compatible plastic chains.

Q3: Does it support additional sign boards?
Yes, it includes a built-in top sign board socket for compatible sign boards.

Q4: Is this cone suitable for outdoor use?
Yes, it is made from durable plastic and is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.

Q5: Where is this Kids at Play cone commonly used?
It is ideal for schools, playgrounds, parks, neighbourhoods, residential streets, nurseries, community events, and child safety areas.