Danger Do Not Use Labels
Danger Do Not Use Labels for Disconnected Appliances
As low as 11.7p each 2,000 for £233.88, Saver
Danger do not use labels for gas engineers who have disconnected or turned off an appliance and need everyone in the house to leave it alone. Big, bold sizes with lines for the fault and date, printed with your gas registration number. Packs from 8.
Saver: made and dispatched in 7 working days. Faster speeds, where offered, are in the options above.
- Secure card paymentPaid by card through Stripe
- Printed to order in the UKEvery sticker made after you order
- Every upload checkedAutomatically, before it prints
- £7.95 delivery per orderFree when your stickers total £100 or more
What you get
Danger do not use labels are large write-on warning labels fixed to a gas appliance that has been turned off or disconnected as unsafe, recording the fault, action taken, date and engineer. Pick 96 x 68mm or 110 x 75mm in paper or waterproof polypropylene. Packs of 8 to 5,000 leave production in 7 working days on Saver.
- Printed in full colour and made to order in the UK
- Every upload is checked automatically; add File check (£4.99) and a person checks it too
- Design it free online, or upload your own PDF
- UK mainland delivery £7.95 per order, free when your goods total £100 or more
Overview
Danger do not use labels go on an appliance that has been switched off or disconnected because it is unsafe to run. The engineer writes what was found and what was done, sticks the label across the front, and the householder, tenant or next contractor sees the warning before they reach for the controls.
Who carries danger do not use labels
Gas engineers on breakdowns and safety checks, heating firms with emergency call-outs, and housing maintenance teams who find an unsafe boiler, fire or cooker on a void inspection.
Where the danger label goes
Across the controls or the front panel of the appliance, so it has to be read before anything is turned on. A second label on the gas supply valve or meter cupboard reinforces the message.
Danger label sizes and materials
Both options are big on purpose; this label needs to dominate the appliance front.
| Option | What it means | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| 96mm x 68mm | Large label | Hobs, gas fires, water heaters |
| 110mm x 75mm | Largest size | Boilers, warm air units, cookers |
| Matt paper | Indoor, easy to write on | Filling in the fault on the spot |
| Waterproof polypropylene | Matt laminated, indoor and outdoor | External boilers, outbuildings |
| Gloss paper | Shiny, indoor | Pre-printed warnings |
Lines engineers add to a do not use label
Appliance, fault, action taken (turned off, disconnected, capped), date, engineer and a callback number, below a heavy DANGER DO NOT USE heading. Your gas registration number and company name print as text in the footer.
Keep using your normal paperwork; the label is the physical warning that stays behind.
Danger label pack sizes
As few as 8 for a sole trader's van stock, up to 5,000 for a large heating contractor. On polypropylene the first pack is 250, and danger labels get cheaper per piece as the pack grows.
Print files and Saver days
Upload your print-ready danger label artwork while ordering, or pick design help at checkout. Danger labels leave production in 7 working days on Saver.
Specs
Materials, sizes and finishing.
| Sizes | 96 x 68 mm, 110 x 75 mm |
|---|---|
| Materials | Gloss paper (indoor), matt paper (indoor, easy to write on), waterproof polypropylene (matt laminated, indoor and outdoor) |
| Packs | 8 to 5,000 labels; polypropylene from 250 |
| Printed details | Label wording, write-on lines, company name, phone, gas registration number (as text), optional logo |
| Supplied | On sheets, kiss cut, permanent adhesive |
| Saver production | 7 working days |
| SKU | FP-LAB-013 |
| Price | Final price shown in the configurator. No surprises at checkout. |
| Delivery | UK mainland £7.95 per order, free over £100. Scottish Highlands +£10; islands and NI quoted. |
| Artwork check | Automatic file check on uploaded artwork (resolution, size and bleed). Designs made online: you see exactly what you will get. |
Artwork templates
Free templates in every size, with the bleed, cut line and safe area marked, plus an artwork guide.
How to use a template: open the PDF in Illustrator, InDesign, Affinity or Canva (or use the PNG), put your design on top, keep text inside the blue line and run backgrounds to the outside edge, then delete the guides and save a PDF. No design software? Choose Design it for me when you order and our designers set it up and send you a proof.
Questions
Quick answers about danger do not use labels for disconnected appliances.
How is a danger do not use label different from an At Risk label?
You choose the wording, but engineers usually keep the danger label for appliances they have turned off or disconnected, and an At Risk label for faults that need fixing.
Can I record that the appliance was disconnected?
Yes, add a line for action taken, such as turned off, disconnected or capped.
Is my gas registration number on the danger label?
Yes, if you include it; it prints as text in the footer with your company name.
Can I buy a small pack of danger labels for the van?
Yes, paper packs start at 8 labels.
Which size covers a boiler front best?
The 110mm x 75mm label, our largest, is the one engineers pick for boilers and cookers.
When will danger do not use labels be ready?
In 7 working days on Saver; a quicker speed may be on offer on the product page.
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