Rubbermaid FG627777YEL Wet Floor Caution Sign Cone

Product Description

The RUBBERMAID FG627777YEL is a four-sided wet floor caution cone sign designed for accident prevention in commercial and institutional settings. Measuring 10.5 inches wide by 25.75 inches high, this plastic cone displays a bold black-on-yellow "Caution - Wet Floor" legend on all four sides, providing 360-degree visibility from any approach angle. The bright, uncoated finish keeps the warning highly legible under standard facility lighting. Facilities managers, janitorial crews, and safety coordinators deploy this sign to comply with slip-and-fall prevention protocols in high-traffic wet areas.

This wet floor cone is suited for use in commercial kitchens, restrooms, lobbies, hallways, hospitals, schools, warehouses, and other facilities where wet or freshly mopped surfaces create a slip hazard. The cone shape allows for compact storage when not in use and stable freestanding deployment on hard floor surfaces. Its English-language Caution header and wet floor legend communicate the hazard clearly and meet common safety signage requirements in commercial environments.

Key Features

• Four-view design displays the warning on all four sides for 360-degree visibility
• Bold black-on-yellow color scheme maximizes contrast and hazard recognition
• Cone shape stands upright without additional support and stores compactly when nested
• Durable plastic construction resists moisture, cleaning chemicals, and routine handling
• English-language legend: Caution - Wet Floor, suited for accident prevention compliance

Compatibility

Designed as a standard freestanding wet floor caution cone for use on hard interior floor surfaces in commercial, institutional, and industrial facilities.

Installation Notes

No tools or fasteners are required for deployment. Place the cone upright on a flat, hard floor surface at the perimeter of or directly within the wet area before and during mopping or spill cleanup. Remove or store the sign only after the floor surface is fully dry. OSHA and local safety codes may govern required signage for slip hazard areas in your jurisdiction.