No Windsurfing Sign CAD Block
The No Windsurfing Sign CAD Block (ISO 7010 P054) is essential for regulating aquatic zones where windsurfing poses a safety concern or disrupts environmental conditions. This standardized symbol clearly communicates that windsurfing is prohibited, helping to protect swimmers, fragile ecosystems, or operational marine zones. Consequently, it enhances safety and order in busy or restricted waters.
This safety sign CAD block features a bold prohibition design, with a red circle and diagonal slash over a pictogram of a windsurfer. It follows the ISO 7010 and ISO 3864-1 standards, which define signage design for global compliance. Because the graphic is simple and instantly recognizable, it works well in outdoor environments, especially on beaches, docks, and waterfront access points.
No Windsurfing Sign CAD Drawing Key Features
- ISO 7010 P054 symbol presented in clean DWG format
- Meets ISO 3864-1 color and shape requirements
- Fully compatible with AutoCAD and all major CAD tools
- Scalable vector ensures sharpness across signage sizes
- Simple to incorporate into beach maps, zoning plans, and safety diagrams
Applications
This prohibition sign symbol is ideal for use at swimming beaches, conservation areas, marinas, and public waterfronts. For example, it is installed at resort beaches to separate windsurf zones from swimmer-only areas. It is also used in nature reserves where surf activity can disturb wildlife. By including this CAD block in your designs, you support marine traffic control, enforce rules, and reduce collision risks. Moreover, it reinforces compliance and enhances awareness among water users.
Compliance
Our safety sign CAD block meets ISO 7010 (P054) and ISO 3864-1 standards for signage design. It belongs to the complete Prohibition Sign CAD library available on AppisCAD. You may also be interested in our full ISO 7010 Prohibition Signs DWG Set if you need CAD versions of related safety symbols.
To learn more about ISO 7010 safety signage, visit our website or refer to Wikipedia.


