Accuformnmc FS1 Wet Floor Caution A-frame Sign 12x19 in

Product Description

The ACCUFORMNMC FS1 is a plastic A-frame wet floor caution sign designed for high-traffic commercial and institutional environments. Standing 19 inches tall and 12 inches wide, this four-sided sign displays two distinct safety messages: one printed on the exterior panels and a second on the interior panels, ensuring visibility from multiple approach angles. Black text on a yellow background follows standard safety color conventions. Facilities maintenance staff, janitorial crews, and housekeeping personnel use this sign to alert building occupants to slip hazards during and after floor cleaning operations.

The FS1 is suited for restroom, janitorial, and general housekeeping applications in commercial buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, hotels, and similar environments. Its A-frame construction allows it to stand independently on flat floor surfaces without additional support, making deployment and retrieval fast during routine cleaning rounds. The four-view print configuration means the warning is visible from all sides of the sign, reducing the risk of an occupant approaching from an unwarned direction.

Key Features

• Four-sided print: one message on exterior panels, alternate message on interior panels
• A-frame design stands independently on flat surfaces
• Black on yellow color scheme follows standard hazard signage conventions
• 12 inches wide by 19 inches tall for high visibility
• Lightweight plastic construction for easy handling and storage
• Intended for restroom, janitorial, and housekeeping use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose wet floor caution sign for restroom, janitorial, and housekeeping applications in commercial and institutional facilities.

Installation Notes

Place the sign on a flat, stable floor surface in the immediate wet area before cleaning begins and remove it only after the floor is fully dry. No tools are required for deployment. Inspect the sign periodically for cracks, fading, or structural damage that could reduce stability or legibility, and replace if compromised.