Floor Signs

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Prevent injuries and accidents with workplace floor signs from TRADESAFE. These are premium-quality and versatile floor signs that can serve you well regardless of the kind of facility you have. From danger signs to caution signs to directional signs, we have the floor signs you need to maintain an orderly workplace.


Floor safety signs are a great way to communicate hazards and directions in order to ensure that workers stay safe. The floor safety signs also help reduce accidents because they visually communicate specific hards that may lie ahead or are present in certain areas. With their highly visible colors and clear, crisp print, these signs can help prevent accidents and injuries.


You can put floor signs in any area where there are specific hazards that need to be highlighted for your employees, clients, or visitors. They can also be used in areas where hazards might not be immediately obvious.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where should floor signs be installed?

There are many types of safety signage that can help improve workplace safety and reduce accidents by providing clear instructions to people who enter specific areas in a facility.

Industrial floor signs can be installed just about anywhere, though it’s best to be strategic about where you place them. You can put them in hallways, high-traffic areas, near fire extinguishers, and other strategic spots.

How do you install floor signs?

The installation process of the floor signs is relatively easy. These are durable vinyl floor stickers with a strong adhesive on the back.

The first step in installing floor signs is to make sure that the floor is clean and dry. If the floor is wet, wait for it to dry before proceeding with the installation. The floor should also be flat and smooth. Once you have found a suitable spot, peel off the back cover from the sign. Carefully place the sticker on the floor and smooth it out as best as you can as you lay it down.

Why are floor warning signs important?

Floor signs can be very helpful in various facilities. They help communicate information, directions, and hazards to the employees, clients, and visitors who walk through the facility.

It's important for companies to have floor warning signs in order to keep their workers safe while on the job. With these signs, people will be more likely to successfully avoid hazards in your facility.

How safe are TRADESAFE floor sticker signs?

Safety floor stickers are meant to reduce or manage hazards that cannot be completely eliminated. As such, these safety solutions should not be hazards themselves. At TRADESAFE, we applied an anti-slip matte film on the surface of our floor stickers so that they can be safely stepped on when placed on the floor. In fact, TRADESAFE floor signs have been professionally tested and meet the following standards:ANSI A137.1,ANSI A326.3, and AS HB198:2014 (AS/NZS 4586).

What floor signs does TRADESAFE offer?

TRADESAFE floor signs range from caution signs to exit signs and more. Some of them are available in Spanish. Here are some of our floor stickers for your reference:

  • Pedestrian Traffic Only
  • Watch Your Step
  • Trash Can
  • Hearing Protection Required
  • Slippery When Wet
  • Eyewash Station
  • Stop
  • Exit
  • Fire Extinguisher
  • Keep Area Clear

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Where to place wet floor signs in the workplace?

TRADESAFE floor stickers are waterproof. This is especially helpful in industrial workplaces that deal with a range of liquids that can spill anytime and cause hazardous situations. Warning people of the wet hazards can give them time to be more extra careful.

How to make floor stickers stick better?

TRADESAFE floor sticker safety signs stick to most surfaces. For the sticker to better cling to the floor, make sure the surface is cleaned and dusted off before applying the signs.

What regulation requires floor signs?

The Occupational Safety and Health Standards (OSHA) and American National Standards Institute/National Equipment Manufacturers Association (ANSI/NEMA) Z535 require floor signs. OSHA 29 CFR 1910.145(c)(2 states that caution signs must be used to warn people about the presence of potential hazards. By placing floor signs in strategic locations in your workplace, you can make people aware of the potential hazard there so that they can practice safety.

Based on the ANSI Z535.2-2011 (R2017) Environmental Facility and Safety Signs, you must ensure that hazard-alerting signages are not placed on or adjacent to movable objects like windows, doors, and more.
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What is floor marking?

Floor marking is the method of using visual cues such as floor signs, shapes, and lines on floors in order to help people navigate spaces more conveniently. The floor marking is used to identify hazards, divide spaces, mark workstations, guide traffic or convey safety information and instruction.

What is the purpose of floor markings and signs?

Floor markings and signs convey information about a given area. Lines, shapes,and signsonfloorsare used to safely alert individuals about possible dangers or hazards, and separate lanes for forklifts and pedestrians.

What safety color is used for floors?

Similar to wall signs, OSHA 1910.144 Safety Color Code for Marking Physical Hazards noted that red and yellow must be used for marking potential hazards. Red for emergencies and fire-related hazards, and yellow for caution and physical hazards. Nevertheless, this standard have limited scope that it is not designed to provide a solid guide on safety colors used for floor signs.

Where do you mark a fire extinguisher on a floor?

The fire extinguisher arrow floor sign should point toward where the fire extinguisher is mounted. The arrow serves as a guide to employees, emergency personnel, or others to help them prevent putting off a small fire from spreading.

What are safety lanes or OSHA floor marking guidelines?

OSHA recommends aisle width markings from 2-in to 6-in and aisles should be at least 4 ft or at least 3 ft wider than the largest equipment used in the aisle.