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Product Details−
Construction:
Printed
Mounting option:
Self-Adhesive
SKU:
NHE-10514-NorthCarolina-Reverse
CS874722
Wording:
SMOKING IS PROHIBITED IN ALL STATE GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS PURSUANT TO G.S. 130A-493 FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO REGISTER A COMPLAINT CALL 1-800-662-7030 OR VISIT www.smokefree.nc.gov
Description:

This front-adhesive window label with SMOKING IS PROHIBITED IN ALL STATE GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS PURSUANT TO G.S. 130A-493 FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO REGISTER A COMPLAINT CALL 1-800-662-7030 OR VISIT www.smokefree.nc.gov message mounts easily on the inside surface of glass doors or windows to make your North Carolina Smoking Prohibited message clear.

• Mounts INSIDE glass doors and windows for viewing from the opposite side. (Text on clear labels will be backward when viewed from inside.)

• Front-adhesive labels include permanent clear adhesive and easy-to-remove backing strip - just peel and stick.

• Window cling has no adhesive - holds by static cling.

• US-made No Smoking sticker / label is printed in bold color on clear vinyl.

• Substrate choices:

- Clear vinyl label with permanent adhesive
- White vinyl label with permanent adhesive
- Clear window cling with no adhesive
(Choose a tab next to the sign to select material and size)

• Available in a variety of sizes to fit your application. (Select above)

• Labels are printed with UV-stable ink suitable for indoor or outdoor use at temperatures from -40 to +180 F.

• Window Cling is designed for use on indoor glass, but can be used outdoors for up to 3 months. For best results, apply window cling to clean, room-temperature glass.

• For more details on construction, click the Product Data Bulletins tab above and select Clear Labels & Stickers.

• Order your North Carolina Smoking Prohibited window labels today.

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