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CATALOGUE INCLUDES LEGISLATION CHANGES
April 1st 2007

The latest Safetyshop catalogue from Signs & Labels contains 768 pages and is said to cover all the latest health and safety legislation changes and updates.

With the No Smoking ban in enclosed public places already in force in Scotland and Wales, imminent in Northern Ireland and scheduled for 1st July in England, the Safetyshop guide contains a range of smoking-related products, including signage, smoke detectors, smoking shelters and cigarette bins. The smoking shelters are stocked and ready to ship as soon as they are ordered. Also featured in the 2007 Safetyshop catalogue are more than 2000 new products, innovations and solutions.

Many of the items can be personalised with a logo. The company offers next day delivery, competitive prices, no minimum order charges and a 14-day, no-risk trial.

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