Hi, It would be prudent to change the labelling of your cupboards etc to match what was inside - acids, alks, flams and the like. It would make perfect sense to adopt the new GHS symbols at this time as they will become the norm. I have put a poster up showing the old and new signage, I'll leave it there as our chems trickle through to us supplied with the new signage and datasheets. There are no 'Signage on cupboards Regulations' to amend so you'll not find anything. Good question though and worth starting the swap over now to let people get used to the new from the old.

And create a world of confusion.... Depends if you want to specifically identify whats inside the cabinet or generally - in which the case the yellow warning triangle as per SS&SR is still valid as per A Kurdziel. I have a 'shed' with chlorine gas cylinders in it and have swapped over to a mixture of the yellow hazard sign and further added the specific signage for chlorine underneath - I'm happier to have highlighted the specific hazard.