SignMission
SignMission FD-R-16-99830 Pedestrian Walkway 18in Non-Slip Floor Marker 16in
An 18-inch non-slip floor marker marks pedestrian walkways at 16 inches wide
- Non-slip surface helps prevent slips and falls
- Pedestrian walkway text clearly marks safe walking routes
- 18 inch length provides visible pathway guidance
- 16 inch width covers standard aisle dimensions
- New condition ensures full adhesive performance and durability
Pedestrian Walkway Marker
The SignMission FD-R-16-99830 is an 18-inch non-slip floor marker designed for pedestrian walkways. It provides a visible and safe surface indicator for foot traffic areas. The product is sold as a new item in the Numbers, Letters & Signs category.
Non-Slip Surface Performance
The marker features a non-slip texture that maintains traction under normal foot traffic conditions. It stays in place during daily use without creating a tripping hazard. The surface resists shifting when walked upon.
Installation And Clearance
The 16-inch width fits standard walkway dimensions and adheres directly to clean, dry flooring. It requires a flat surface for proper bonding and does not need mechanical fasteners. The low profile allows wheeled equipment to roll over it freely.
Highlights
- Non-slip surface helps prevent slips and falls
- Pedestrian walkway text clearly marks safe walking routes
- 18 inch length provides visible pathway guidance
- 16 inch width covers standard aisle dimensions
- New condition ensures full adhesive performance and durability
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 16" x 18" non-slip floor marker and what step is often missed?
Clean the floor thoroughly, peel the backing, press firmly from the centre outward to remove air bubbles, and allow the adhesive to cure before allowing foot traffic.
What maintenance or replacement will the 18in pedestrian walkway marker need over time?
Inspect edges regularly for lifting; replace the marker when the non-slip surface shows significant wear or the adhesive no longer bonds securely to the floor.
What limit appears first on the 16in floor marker under continuous heavy foot traffic?
The non-slip coating wears down before the base material, reducing grip and requiring replacement to maintain pedestrian safety.
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