Pro-safe 03-600-07 Wet Floor Caution Sign 10.5x25.75 in

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE 03-600-07 is a bilingual wet floor caution sign designed to alert building occupants to slip hazards in commercial and institutional environments. Molded from polyethylene, this cone-style sign displays the Caution and Cuidado warning in both English and Spanish, with high-contrast black text on a yellow background. Standing 25.75 inches tall and 10.5 inches wide, the four-sided design provides 360-degree visibility so the warning reads from every approach angle. Facilities maintenance staff and safety coordinators deploy this sign immediately when a wet floor condition exists. It meets standard accident prevention signage requirements for slip-hazard notification.

This sign is suited for use in commercial kitchens, restrooms, lobbies, hallways, and any high-traffic area where wet floors create a slip-and-fall risk. The bilingual English and Spanish labeling makes it appropriate for facilities serving mixed-language workforces or the general public. Its cone form factor allows it to stand independently on the floor without mounting hardware or tools. Janitorial crews, facilities managers, and safety personnel keep these signs on hand for immediate deployment during cleaning operations or spill response.

Key Features

• Bilingual English and Spanish text for broad compliance in mixed-language environments
• Four-view design provides 360-degree visibility from all approach angles
• High-contrast black on yellow color scheme maximizes hazard visibility
• Polyethylene construction is durable, lightweight, and moisture-resistant
• Cone style stands independently without mounting hardware
• Sized at 10.5 inches wide by 25.75 inches tall for clear, visible warning coverage

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose, freestanding wet floor caution sign for accident prevention applications in commercial, institutional, and industrial facilities.

Installation Notes

No tools or fasteners are required to deploy this sign. Place it directly on the floor at the perimeter of the wet area before cleaning begins or immediately following a spill. Remove only after the floor surface is fully dry. Facilities staff should inspect the sign periodically for cracks or damage that could affect its ability to stand upright.