Bar-Café Classification Plaque, Canary Islands (CN23)

The CN23 distintivo (the official classification plaque) identifies bars and cafés in the Canary Islands: establishments that serve drinks continuously throughout their opening hours, whether or not accompanied by quick or simple food. The owner must display this plaque on the outside of the premises.

Regulations

Decreto 50/2011, of 8 April (BOC no. 81), sets the official design of the CN23 plaque and requires it to be placed next to the entrance, visible from outside. The bar-café group, distinguished from a restaurant by its quick or simple food offering, is defined in Decreto 90/2010, of 22 July, which regulates catering activity in the Canary Islands and requires the display of a classification plaque showing the establishment’s group.

Features

• Size: 30 x 30 cm.
• Material: aluminium composite panel, suitable for outdoor use.
• Design: official CN23 plaque per the annex to Decreto 50/2011.
• Fixing: can be fixed with screws or mounting adhesive.

Ordering and delivery

It is made to order and shipped to any island in the Canaries. As a personalised product it is not subject to the 14-day right of withdrawal (art. 103.c LGDCU, the Spanish consumer protection law); if it arrives with a manufacturing defect we replace it free of charge, as explained in shipping and returns.

See the rest of the designs in the Canary Islands classification plaques category and the guide Canary Islands classification plaque: what it is and who needs it. If your premises have a fully equipped kitchen and a dining room for full meals, the correct plaque is the CN22, restaurant.