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Disabled Parking Sign – Disabled Parking Only

Product code: PS-TRF558

Identify a designated accessible parking bay with the exact blue-and-white wheelchair symbol and DISABLED PARKING ONLY legend shown. Confirm the applicable permit, bay-design and authority requirements for the site.

Selected unit price$50.00inc GST2 material/size options; base prices $50.00–$75.00

Material specification

Aluminium (1.6mm)Only material

This product is supplied only in Aluminium (1.6mm); choose the approved size below.

Use the size in the approved traffic-control plan or road-authority specification.

Configured product total
$50.00

Includes $4.55 GST

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Volume pricing for the selected configuration
QuantityUnit (inc GST)Discount
1-4$50.00
5-9$46.008% off
10-24$42.5015% off
25-49$38.0024% off
50-99$34.0032% off
100+$30.0040% off
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Product details

Identify the correct accessible parking bay

Position the sign so drivers can associate it with one designated bay before entering. The artwork uses the International Symbol of Access and the exact DISABLED PARKING ONLY legend. Because it has no arrow or time panel, confirm whether the site needs additional direction, operating times or permit information.

Choose the specified portrait size

The available faces are 300 × 450 mm and 400 × 600 mm, both in 1.6 mm aluminium. Use the size on the approved plan or sign schedule where available. For private-site wayfinding, check the approach distance, mounting position and nearby clutter rather than selecting from viewing distance alone.

Plan the mounting separately

The standard product does not include a post, brackets or a drilling option. Confirm whether the face will mount to a wall, column or sign support, and specify the hole pattern, brackets, height and clearances for that installation before fabrication or site work proceeds.

The sign face is only one part of the bay

Accessible parking requirements can also cover bay dimensions, access aisles, pavement symbols, line marking and permit conditions. A printed face does not certify that the parking space or its installation meets those requirements. Confirm the complete site design and the applicable jurisdictional approvals separately.

Check the sign format before ordering

This sign identifies a parking bay with the International Symbol of Access and the DISABLED PARKING ONLY legend. It does not by itself certify the bay design, define every permit condition or authorise installation on a public road. Confirm the complete parking-space design, sign specification, markings and approvals for the relevant site and jurisdiction.

  • NSW Government – Using a mobility parking permitNSW guidance explains that spaces showing the International Symbol of Access are reserved for eligible permit use, with the permit displayed correctly. It also notes that privately operated car parks apply their own rules and time limits. Read source (opens in a new tab)NSW permit guidance only; parking rules and enforcement arrangements vary by jurisdiction and site.
  • Victorian Accessible Parking Permit SchemeVictorian guidance explains who can apply for accessible parking permits. Permit eligibility and conditions remain separate from ordering a parking sign. Read source (opens in a new tab)Victorian permit guidance only; check the current building, planning and parking requirements applying to the project location.

Before ordering

  • Confirm that the exact wheelchair symbol and DISABLED PARKING ONLY legend match the approved site message.
  • Check whether the bay also needs an arrow, time limit, permit wording or a prescribed authority panel.
  • Choose 300 × 450 mm or 400 × 600 mm from the approved drawing or verified approach conditions.
  • Specify the support, drilling, brackets, mounting height and clearances separately from the sign face.
  • Confirm the bay layout, markings, permit rules and any road-authority or consent requirements for the site.

This is general product information, not legal or engineering advice. A safety sign is one part of a workplace control system; confirm the site and jurisdictional requirements before ordering.

Product guidance reviewed by Platinum Signs product and editorial team. Last reviewed: .