Beaumont Safety Signs

This sign from Beaumont sets out the legal measure requirements for gin, rum, vodka and whisky under the Weights and Measures Act 1985. It is a straightforward compliance display item intended for bars, pubs, clubs and any licensed premises required to communicate spirit measure information clearly to customers.

The sign comes supplied with double-sided tape, making it straightforward to mount on a back bar, gantry panel, or wall surface without additional fixings. At a practical size for counter-level or eye-line placement, it presents the required information in a legible format without dominating the space around it.

• Clearly displays statutory measure information for the four main spirits
• Supplied with double-sided tape for immediate wall or surface mounting
• Suitable for bars, pubs, clubs and all licensed premises
• Compact size works well on back bar panels or gantry surrounds
• Meets the display requirement under the Weights and Measures Act 1985

If you have questions about which compliance signage your premises requires, or need guidance on other licensing display obligations, feel free to get in touch with the team.

This Beaumont compliance notice is designed for display at licensed bar serving points where spirits are served by measure. It communicates the required weights and measures information clearly to customers, helping operators meet their obligations under licensing and trade measurement legislation. The sign is finished in black with gold lettering, giving it a presentable appearance that sits comfortably in pub, bar, or restaurant front-of-house settings without looking out of place.

In practical terms, this is a straightforward compliance item rather than a piece of equipment — its job is to be legible, durable, and easy to position where customers can see it. The plastic construction keeps it lightweight and resistant to the minor knocks and splashes typical behind a working bar.

• Displays the required 35ml measure notice for spirits service
• Black and gold finish suits most bar and hospitality décor
• Lightweight plastic construction, resistant to everyday bar knocks
• Easy to fix in place at or near the point of service

It is worth confirming the specific wording required by your licensing authority, as display requirements can vary. If you serve spirits at both 25ml and 35ml, you may need separate signage for each measure — it is worth checking your current compliance requirements before ordering.

This sign is a practical choice for pubs, bars, restaurants, and licensed clubs where spirits are served by measure. If you have questions about what signage your premises requires, the team is happy to help point you in the right direction.

This Beaumont sign communicates the legal requirement to offer wine by 125ml and 250ml measures, as required under UK licensing regulations. It is a straightforward compliance display item — a plastic sign finished in black with gold lettering, sized to be readable without dominating a bar or service area.

In a licensed premises, having the correct measures signage clearly displayed is a legal obligation, not an optional extra. This sign is suited to bars, restaurants, hotels, and any venue serving wine by the glass. The format is compact enough to sit on a bar counter, fix to a wall, or display near a wine station without looking out of place in a well-presented environment.

• Meets UK wine measures signage requirements for licensed premises
• Legible black and gold finish suits most bar and restaurant décor
• Lightweight plastic construction, straightforward to position or mount
• Compact footprint takes up minimal counter or wall space
• Suitable for counter display or wall fixing

It is worth confirming with your licensing authority or legal adviser that this sign meets the specific wording required under your premises licence, as obligations can vary. If you serve wine by the carafe or in other formats, additional signage may also be required.

If you are unsure which signage your premises requires, we are happy to help point you in the right direction.

This sign from Beaumont is designed to communicate legal serving requirements for wine by the glass, covering both 125ml and 175ml measures. Displaying this information is a standard requirement in licensed premises, and having a clearly legible, permanently mounted sign in the service area keeps staff and customers informed without ambiguity.

The plastic construction keeps the sign lightweight and easy to position, and the black board with gold lettering offers reasonable contrast for quick reading at bar or counter level. At 170x110mm, it sits unobtrusively without taking up significant wall or surface space.

Practical operational benefits include:

• Supports compliance with licensing and trading standards requirements
• Clear lettering readable at typical bar viewing distances
• Lightweight plastic construction — easy to mount or reposition
• Compact footprint suits crowded bar back walls or service counters

There are no electrical or installation requirements. The sign is surface-mounted and, given its light weight, is suitable for most standard fixings. It is worth confirming with your licensing authority or compliance adviser exactly where signage must be displayed within your premises, as placement requirements can vary.

Well suited to pubs, restaurants, hotels, and any licensed venue serving wine by the glass. If you operate multiple service points or need a different format or size, it is worth checking whether a larger or multi-sign format would better meet your compliance needs.

If you have questions about signage requirements for your specific operation, the team is happy to help point you in the right direction.

This sign from Beaumont is designed to help licensed premises meet their legal obligation to display information about wine served by the glass. It states the available 125ml measure clearly, which is a requirement under weights and measures legislation for venues serving wine in licensed quantities.

The black board with gold lettering is straightforward to read at a glance and has a presentation that sits reasonably well in front-of-house settings — bars, restaurant dining rooms, and function spaces — without looking out of place alongside smarter interior schemes. It is a practical compliance item rather than a decorative one, but the finish is considered enough that it does not look purely functional.

At this size and weight, it is easy to position at point of service — whether fixed to a wall, placed on a bar counter, or displayed in a table stand. The lightweight plastic construction keeps it simple to clean and handle during daily service.

This is a straightforward compliance sign suitable for any licensed venue that serves wine by the glass. If you serve wine at multiple service points or require signs in larger formats for higher-footfall areas, it is worth considering whether additional or larger signs would better meet your display obligations. If you are unsure what your premises require, your licensing officer or local trading standards team can advise on precise display requirements.

If you have questions about compliance signage for your venue, the team are happy to help point you in the right direction.

This set from Beaumont covers numbers 21 through to 30, giving front-of-house teams a straightforward way to identify tables during service. Each number is made from stainless steel, which keeps them looking presentable over time and stands up to the regular handling, spillages, and cleaning that come with a working dining room.

In practical terms, stainless steel is a sensible material choice for table numbers. It resists moisture, wipes clean quickly between covers, and doesn't corrode or tarnish the way cheaper alternatives can. These are modest in footprint, which means they sit neatly on a table without getting in the way of glassware or place settings.

• Stainless steel construction — hygienic, durable, and easy to wipe down
• Compact size that doesn't encroach on place settings
• Numbered sequence allows straightforward pairing with a matching set
• Suitable for use across a wide range of dining environments

These numbers work well alongside a full set — if you're fitting out a larger dining room or need to cover a wider range, it's worth considering whether additional sets covering other number ranges would complete your requirements. For very high-footfall venues where numbers take significant daily wear, heavier or more substantial alternatives may be worth exploring.

If you're unsure which sets or quantities suit your floor layout, the team are happy to help you work it out.

This set from Beaumont covers numbers 11 to 20, providing the second half of a standard 20-table numbering run in a compact, free-standing stainless steel format. Each number stands independently on the table surface, allowing front-of-house staff to identify tables quickly and relay orders accurately from the point of order to the kitchen pass.

Stainless steel construction holds up well in the day-to-day environment of a busy dining room — resistant to knocks, spills, and repeated cleaning with standard catering sanitisers. The finish stays presentable without significant maintenance, which matters when table turnaround is fast and there is little time between covers to inspect or replace signage.

• Compact footprint suits smaller table settings without crowding place settings
• Stainless finish wipes clean quickly between covers
• Stands independently — no separate holder or base required
• Consistent with the matching 1–10 set for a uniform look across the room

These are best suited to cafés, casual dining restaurants, pubs, and any hospitality operation using a table-number ordering system for up to 20 tables. For venues running more than 20 tables, a complementary set covering higher numbers would be needed alongside this one.

If you are setting up a new numbering system or are unsure which sets best match your table layout, the team is happy to help you work through the options.

This Beaumont set provides table numbers 1 through 10 in stainless steel, giving front-of-house teams a straightforward way to identify tables for order management and service coordination. Each number stands as a freestanding unit, compact enough to sit neatly on a table without obstructing place settings or centrepieces.

Stainless steel is a sensible choice for a busy dining environment. It handles regular handling, accidental knocks, and the repeated wiping-down that comes with any working dining room without showing significant wear. The material resists the staining and deterioration that can affect plastic or chrome alternatives over time, keeping the set looking presentable through heavy daily use.

From an operational standpoint, these table numbers help with a few common front-of-house tasks:

• Clearly directing kitchen runners and waiting staff to the correct table
• Supporting table management when using reservation or EPOS systems
• Reducing errors during busy service periods
• Easy to wipe clean between covers without special products

Being compact and lightweight, the set stores easily when not in use and is straightforward to deploy at the start of service. There are no batteries, fittings, or installation requirements to consider.

This set of ten suits smaller venues or those with a section-based layout where a single run of numbers covers the floor plan. Operators managing larger dining rooms with more tables, or those running multiple floors or outdoor areas, may find they need additional sets or a wider-range set to cover their layout fully.

If you are unsure whether this set covers your floor plan or whether a different configuration would work better for your operation, the team is happy to help you think it through.

This is a compact, freestanding table sign made from stainless steel and marked with the word "Milk". It is designed for use on counters, buffet stations, or condiment areas where guests need to identify milk from other beverage accompaniments at a glance.

In busy café, hotel breakfast, or self-service environments, clear labelling at the point of use reduces confusion during peak periods and helps maintain a tidy, organised service presentation. Stainless steel construction means the sign holds up well to regular wiping down with standard cleaning products, resists the moisture and spillages common around hot beverage stations, and maintains a professional appearance over time without warping or fading.

• Suitable for countertop, buffet, and self-service beverage stations
• Easy to wipe clean with standard food-safe cleaning products
• Compact footprint that fits neatly alongside other condiment signage
• Consistent, legible labelling to support smooth guest self-service

There are no installation requirements — the sign is freestanding and ready to use as supplied. It is best suited to establishments running a self-service or assisted beverage offer: hotels, cafés, conference facilities, and staff canteens are all typical settings. If you are fitting out a full condiment or beverage station and need guidance on matching signage or equipment, the team is happy to help you get the right combination together.

This is a compact stainless steel table sign from Beaumont, designed to identify a coffee service point or reserved coffee table within a café, restaurant, or hospitality setting. It displays the word 'Coffee' and is intended for front-of-house use where clear, consistent table labelling helps service staff and customers alike.

The stainless steel construction makes it straightforward to wipe down between covers, and the material holds up well in environments where signs are handled regularly or exposed to spills. At 58g it sits securely on a table without being cumbersome, and the compact footprint keeps it unobtrusive alongside condiments or other table items.

• Stainless steel material resists moisture and is simple to clean
• Compact size fits neatly on table without dominating the setting
• Suitable for consistent front-of-house table identification
• Robust enough for daily handling in busy hospitality environments

This sign is best suited to cafés, coffee shops, hotel breakfast rooms, and any front-of-house operation looking to maintain clear, consistent table signage. If you need signs for other beverages or a full table numbering system, it is worth reviewing the broader Beaumont smallwares range to ensure consistency across your venue.

If you are unsure which signs or quantities suit your layout, the team is happy to help you work it out.

This is a straightforward stainless steel table sign displaying the word "Tea", designed for use in cafés, hotels, restaurants, and other hospitality environments where beverages are served at the table or counter. It is part of Beaumont's range of food and drink identification signs, intended to help guests and staff quickly identify what is being served.

The stainless steel construction makes it practical for front-of-house use — it resists the moisture and handling that comes with a busy service environment, wipes clean easily, and holds up well to daily use without showing significant wear. The compact footprint means it sits neatly on a tray, counter, or table without taking up unnecessary space.

• Stainless steel finish is easy to wipe clean between services
• Compact size suitable for table, tray, or countertop use
• Clear, legible labelling reduces confusion during service
• Durable enough for repeated daily handling in hospitality settings

This sign is well suited to operations that serve both tea and coffee and need a simple, consistent way to distinguish between them. It works equally well in self-service breakfast setups, conference catering, and table service environments. For operations needing a full set of beverage or condiment identifiers, it is worth considering the broader range to ensure a consistent look across the table.

If you are putting together a set of signs for a new opening or a refresh of your front-of-house setup, we are happy to help you work out what you need.

This is a compact stainless steel table sign displaying a hot water warning, designed for use in commercial catering and hospitality environments. It serves a straightforward safety and communication function, alerting staff or customers to the presence of hot water at a station, service point, or table.

Stainless steel construction makes it a practical choice for the demands of a working kitchen or front-of-house environment. It resists moisture, wipes down easily, and holds up to routine cleaning without deteriorating in the way that printed card or plastic alternatives can. For venues where hygiene standards and appearance matter, a metal sign presents better over time than a laminated or adhesive option.

• Stainless steel finish suits both back-of-house and customer-facing areas
• Easy to wipe down during routine cleaning
• Compact footprint suits countertops, service stations, and tables
• Durable enough to withstand a busy service environment
• Clear, single-purpose message reduces ambiguity at the point of use

At this size, the sign is well suited to individual service points, beverage stations, or anywhere a discreet but visible hot water warning is needed. It is not intended as a primary safety notice for larger hazard areas — for those applications, wall-mounted or larger-format signage would be more appropriate.

If you are fitting out a site and want to confirm the right combination of table signs and safety notices for your setup, the team is happy to help.

This is a straightforward, self-standing table sign from Beaumont, finished in stainless steel and displaying a no smoking message. It is the kind of item that sits quietly on a table or bar surface doing a simple but necessary job — communicating smoking policy clearly to customers without requiring wall fixings or framed notices.

Stainless steel is a sensible material choice for front-of-house use. It wipes clean easily, holds up to the knocks and spills of a busy service, and does not mark or discolour the way plastic or printed card alternatives tend to over time. The finish sits comfortably alongside standard hospitality tableware without looking out of place.

For most operators, the practical considerations here are minimal. No installation is required — the sign is freestanding and ready to use straight from the box. It is light enough to reposition between services and robust enough to withstand regular handling by staff and customers alike.

This sign is well suited to restaurants, bars, hotels, cafés, and any licensed or hospitality venue that needs visible, durable compliance signage on tables or counters. It is a single-message item, so operators needing reserved, table number, or allergen signage would need to source those separately.

If you have questions about quantity requirements or signage for a larger front-of-house fit-out, the team is happy to help you think it through.

This is a straightforward stainless steel table sign displaying the word "Reserved". It sits on the table surface and serves a clear front-of-house function: letting staff and guests know a table is held without any ambiguity.

Stainless steel construction makes it a practical choice for busy dining environments. It wipes clean quickly between covers, holds up to repeated handling by floor staff, and avoids the warping or discolouration that can affect cheaper plastic alternatives over time.

• Stainless steel finish suits most front-of-house environments
• Compact footprint — sits neatly without dominating the table setting
• Easy to clean between covers with a standard cloth
• Lightweight enough for quick repositioning during service
• Consistent appearance across multiple units for a uniform look

There are no installation requirements. These signs are ready to use as delivered and require no fixings or power. They're well suited to restaurants, hotel dining rooms, function suites, and any venue that manages table reservations during service.

For operations running a large number of covers, it's worth ordering enough units to cover your peak reservation count in one sitting. If you need signs for table numbering or other front-of-house purposes, there are other options in the range worth considering alongside this one.

If you're unsure how many you need or want to discuss front-of-house signage for a refurbishment or new opening, we're happy to help you work through it.