Product Reviews

The signage family's perimeter tool: 6,000 feet of caution tape for the hazards points can't cover — stairwells during stripping, spill perimeters, failed-equipment zones, storm da…

The closure pair: two folding Closed-for-Cleaning signs so the men's and women's rooms — or a room and its second door — close at once. Crews clean faster in empty rooms, chemicals…

The sign that closes the room instead of decorating it: SmartSign's two-sided Do-Not-Enter floor stand actually stops traffic while chemicals dwell and floors dry. Closing the rest…

Slip control for floors that are supposed to be wet: drainage-hole rubber matting for dish pits, bar lines, and wash-down stations — liquid falls through, feet stay on gripping rub…

The capture-length purchase: WaterHog Squares in large runner format extends walk-off past the doormat zone toward the 10-15 feet the capture rule actually demands. One runner does…

Fleet cones at full height: four 26-inch, 4-sided units for the multi-entrance building — every weather door posted with all-angle visibility for $16 a cone. The two-format program…

The cone class the A-frame can't replace: weighted, 4-sided warning that stays standing in door drafts and reads from every approach angle — no edge-on blindness. Two for the entra…

Stage one of the two-stage system: aggressive rubber outside the door that knocks grit, slush, and mud off soles before the absorber mat inside finishes the job. Two-stage matting …

Half WaterHog money, most of the job at secondary doors: a rubber-backed, low-profile 3x5 that catches traffic at service entrances, interior transitions, and back doors where the …

WaterHog performance with two upgrades: a rubber border that shrugs off cart wheels and exposed placement, and post-consumer recycled content that ticks procurement's sustainabilit…

The mat facility programs spec by name: WaterHog's bi-level surface drops soil below shoe level so it doesn't re-track, and the water-dam border holds better than a gallon per mat.…

The visibility class: 24-inch bilingual A-frames that stay readable over foot traffic in lobbies and wide corridors where compact signs vanish into the floor plane. Three for thirt…