Pro-safe 03-600-05 Wet Floor Cone Sign 36x12 Inch Polypropylene

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE 03-600-05 is a polypropylene wet floor cone sign designed to alert building occupants to slip hazards in areas where floors are wet or recently cleaned. Standing 36 inches high with a 12-inch base width, this four-sided cone sign delivers high-visibility black-on-orange wet floor messaging from every approach angle. The lightweight polypropylene construction holds up to repeated use in commercial and institutional environments. Janitorial staff, facility maintenance crews, and housekeeping personnel deploy this sign as a standard slip-hazard warning tool during and after floor cleaning operations.

This sign is well suited for restrooms, hallways, lobbies, kitchens, and other hard-surface floor areas in commercial buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and hospitality properties. Its cone shape and four-view print configuration allow a single sign to cover a hazard zone from multiple directions without repositioning. It is a direct-deploy solution for janitorial and housekeeping crews responding to wet floor conditions.

Key Features

• Four-sided print provides 360-degree hazard visibility from a single placement
• 36-inch height meets standard eye-level visibility requirements in pedestrian areas
• 12-inch base width provides stable freestanding support on flat floor surfaces
• Black-on-orange color scheme delivers high-contrast wet floor messaging
• Polypropylene construction resists moisture and cleaning chemicals
• Cone design collapses or stacks easily for compact storage on janitorial carts

Compatibility

Designed for general-purpose wet floor hazard signage in restroom, janitorial, and housekeeping applications on hard-surface floors in commercial and institutional settings.

Installation Notes

No tools or fasteners are required to deploy this sign. Place the cone upright on a flat, stable floor surface at or near the wet hazard zone before cleaning begins and leave it in place until the floor is fully dry. Inspect the sign periodically for cracks or fading that could reduce visibility. Follow applicable OSHA and facility safety protocols for slip-hazard marking in public-access areas.