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Frequently Asked Questions

What are floor graphics?

Floor graphics are the most common type of signage in retail stores. They’re seen on the floor, usually near checkout counters, and are typically used to convey messages about sales, new arrivals, clearance items, and more. Achieving high visibility for this type of sign requires a certain layout so that shoppers can find it.

How do you install floor graphics?

It is important to maintain your floor graphics for the entire lifespan of your installation. The most basic thing you can do to keep your graphics clean is regularly sweep, mop, and vacuum the floor they are installed on. This will ensure that the graphics stay looking fresh for as long as possible. You can also use a squeegee or towel to clean the dust and dirt off the graphics before they settle in.

How long do floor graphics last?

Floor graphics usually last one to two years, but it can depend on a number of factors. Factors that can affect the longevity of a floor graphic include how it is taken care of, the type of material that the graphic was printed on, and how much traffic passes by them on a daily basis.

What are vinyl floor graphics?

Vinyl floor graphics are pressure-sensitive vinyl that is used to decorate hardwood or concrete surfaces. They can be created with a variety of techniques, including the use of stencils and squeegees, and they can be used to create everything from simple clean lines to ornate designs.

How do you apply vinyl floor decals?

Grab the vinyl floor decal and start placing it on your surface. Make sure to scrape away any bubbles and wrinkles, and make sure it sticks well to the ground. If you want an even application, put a clear plastic film or a wax paper over the top of the vinyl before applying it.

Are floor decals durable?

When it comes to the durability of floor decals, there are many factors that come into play. For instance, the material the decal is printed on will determine how sturdy it is. Other factors include whether or not you apply a sealant to the floor before installing the decal, and even the type of adhesive used to install it.

Are floor decals easy to remove?

Floor decals can be easily removed, but they cannot be re-used. Simply peel off one side of your custom floor decal at an angle of 180 degrees. You should find little or no residue on your floor if you continue to peel the decal at this angle.

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