As Brands Try to Catch a Consumer’s Attention in Every Possible Location and Direction, Floor Graphics are becoming Increasingly Popular and Causing Many of us to Look Down and Take Notice
Creative Designers and Installers are Incorporating Floor Graphics for High-Traffic Retail Environments, Healthcare, and Community Spaces, and also for POP, Special Events and Home and Office Decoration
Advertising, Directional and Safety
Options include products that feature:
- Textured, translucent floor graphic media
- Slip resistant and chemical resistant surface
- Blending with the surrounding surface to create unique visual effects
- Ability be applied indoors on various surfaces including tile, marble, concrete, linoleum, porcelain, vinyl, wet surfaces and more
- ASTM D-2047 certification
- Non-slip media that conforms to uneven outdoor surfaces
- Patented foil construction for recyclability and sustainability
- Conformation to rough, untreated surfaces like stone, brick, and cement
- Graphics that look painted on and have tremendous visual impact
- Opportunities for Outdoor advertising, point-of-purchase graphics, events, wayfinding, and street art
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Floor Graphics are a Great Marketing Medium and, Increasingly, an Essential Communication Tool Thanks to Their Effectiveness in Guiding People Around a Space
Floor decals or markers require correct installation to avoid slips and trips. Most materials and adhesives designed for floor graphics applications are compatible with all common flooring types, but carpets can present an issue.
Floor graphics products are generally rated for application to low-pile, industrial grade, smooth-surface carpet. Textured carpet (any design with ribbing, grooves, or cut-outs) is not compatible because the textured surface has far fewer adhesion points for the glue to stick to.
To ensure the suitability of a floor graphics product, we recommend performing an adhesion test before proceeding. No one wants to spend time and money on a project that fails. This is especially important with floor graphics because the loss of adhesion can pose a safety hazard.
In addition to this, when places of business start to open up again and want to make a big impression, you may also consider floor graphics for store branding or special effect floor graphics for unique in-store promotions.
