Brady Private Property Sign, 14" x 10

A simple boundary notice can be enough when your main goal is to make a property restriction clear. This Brady sign combines a private-property message with a no-trespassing warning.

Its wording appears in English and Spanish, so it may be useful where visitors read either language.

The tradeoff is that the listed details are limited: there’s no information about mounting, visibility features, or outdoor durability.

Technical details

This is a plastic sign measuring 14" x 10". The listed Brady material number is B-401, and the part number is 103849. Its message identifies private property, prohibits trespassing, and warns that violators will be prosecuted. It is listed as a restricted-area sign.

That gives you the basic information needed to identify the sign’s purpose and size, but not to judge how it will attach to a fence or hold up in a particular setting. If those details matter for your installation, factor that gap into your choice rather than assuming the sign includes hardware or weather-related features.

Getting the most from it

This sign is intended to communicate a property restriction, not to mark directions or provide general safety instructions. A practical use would be placing it near an entrance or along a boundary where someone approaching the property can see the notice before going farther. Choose a location that makes the message easy to notice and read, the product details don’t specify reflective material or other visibility aids.

It suits you if you want a straightforward plastic notice with bilingual wording and a stated 14" x 10" size. You may want to skip it if your decision depends on a confirmed mounting method, a particular level of outdoor resistance, or additional visibility features, since those specifications aren’t included here. Compared with a more basic, single-language notice, the two-language wording may make the restriction easier to understand for a wider range of visitors, a more specialized sign may be a better fit when you need details beyond trespassing and private-property messaging.

Usage tips

Before putting it up, consider the approach someone would take to reach the property. A sign tucked behind a gate or turned away from the entrance may communicate less effectively than one placed where it can be read on arrival. For example, if visitors enter from a driveway, position the notice in their line of sight before they pass the boundary, while keeping the message relevant to that location.

The listing doesn’t say how the sign should be fastened or whether it is designed for prolonged exposure to the elements. Match the installation to your surface and conditions, and don’t rely on this listing alone to confirm those requirements. The warning is part of the sign’s wording, it does not, by itself, establish what enforcement applies to a specific property.

Before you decide

What is the sign made of? It is listed as plastic, with Brady material number B-401.

What size is it? The stated dimensions are 14" x 10".

What does the sign communicate? It marks private property, prohibits trespassing, and includes a prosecution warning, with wording in English and Spanish.

Final verdict

Choose this Brady sign when the priority is a clearly sized plastic notice that communicates private-property and no-trespassing restrictions in two languages. Its purpose is specific, and the stated size makes it easier to judge whether it fits your intended location. Pass on it if you need confirmed mounting hardware, outdoor-performance details, or a different type of warning, those needs aren’t addressed in the available product information.