Floor Graphics

Floor Graphics

Our floor graphics are printed digitally on self-adhesive vinyl and laminated with a matt clear embossed PVC laminate. The laminate is certified to R9 grade for anti-slip. Each graphic has a permanent adhesive on the reverse and is suitable for dry indoor locations, applied to sealed flat, clean and dry surfaces such as laminate floor, tiled floors, painted, varnished or sealed floors. They are not suitable for porous surfaces.

Please note that we recommend that you test the suitability of this product before use and that a regular check is made on all floor graphics. Worn, torn or otherwise damaged floor graphics should be removed and replaced.*

There are many benefits to using floor graphics,

• They are a cost effective way to get your message across

• Can be removed and replaced when required

• You can have them custom designed to your branding, own messaging and shape

• if you are lacking wall space or your building is under lease, floor graphics are ideal

• Easy to adhere to almost virtually any sealed, flat, clean and dry surface.

Custom Design

If you have a specific requirement for your signs, we can work closely with you to provide a design service or alternatively you can send us your own artwork. The diversity of our production facilities is second to none, why not give us a call and see how we can help you.

Materials and Specification

Our floor graphics are digitally printed onto self adhesive vinyl with a permanent adhesive on the reverse. The graphic is then laminated with a clear matt embossed PVC laminate, which is certified to R9 grade for slip resistance. These signs should be applied to sealed flat surfaces such as laminates, painted or varnished floors or whole tiles, and are suitable for dry indoor locations.

A higher specification R11 version which is suitable for outdoor wet conditions is available on request, please ask for details.

Material Key

Laminate

Release paper

Floor

Vinyl

Application and Use

1) Locate the area where the area is to be located, ensure the surface is suitable for the graphic as rough or porous surfaces are not suitable.

2) Clean the surface if required, it should be a sealed flat surface, clean from dust, oils or other contaminates.

3) Check the graphics centred properly and facing the correct direction if applicable. Peel off a small strip of the release paper and stick it down to the surface.

4) Gently pull away the rest of the release paper, closely following this removal by pushing the floor graphic down, using a soft flat tool wipe from to side to ensure no bubbles are trapped underneath the graphic.

Floor Graphics are an effective way to capture attention, from providing safety messages, direction, instruction and advertising, floor graphics easily stand out and grab attention. People naturally look at the ground when they are walking, and although retailers have been the biggest user of floor graphics based on this, many other industries are taking advantage of floor graphics to provide safety messages and direction including:

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