Pro-safe 03-600-35 Wet Floor A-frame Sign 11x24 in

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE 03-600-35 is a polypropylene A-frame wet floor sign designed to warn foot traffic of slippery surface hazards. Standing 24 inches tall and 11 inches wide, this self-standing sign displays a four-sided, four-view message in black on yellow — a high-visibility color combination recognized by ANSI and OSHA safety standards. The lightweight construction makes it easy to deploy and store. Licensed tradespeople in facilities maintenance, janitorial, and housekeeping roles rely on this type of sign to meet slip-and-fall prevention requirements in commercial and institutional environments.

This sign is suited for restroom facilities, janitorial closets, and general housekeeping applications in commercial buildings, schools, hospitals, and similar high-traffic environments. The bilateral walk-left/right directional messaging helps guide pedestrians safely around wet areas. Its A-frame design folds flat for compact storage and opens quickly for rapid deployment during or after floor cleaning operations.

Key Features

• Four-view, four-sided printed design visible from multiple approach angles
• High-contrast black on yellow coloring for maximum visibility
• Polypropylene construction resists moisture and daily cleaning chemicals
• Self-standing A-frame folds flat for easy transport and storage
• Walk left/right directional message directs pedestrian flow around hazard zones
• Sized at 11 inches wide by 24 inches tall for standard floor sign fitment

Compatibility

Designed as a standard A-frame wet floor sign for restroom, janitorial, and housekeeping applications in commercial and institutional facilities.

Installation Notes

No tools required for deployment. Open the A-frame and place the sign on the wet surface before beginning any mopping or floor cleaning operation. Position the sign at all entry points to the affected area so all approach angles are covered. Remove the sign only after the floor is fully dry to prevent premature pedestrian re-entry.