Wet Floor Slider
A safer and more streamlined approach to floor maintenance.
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Purpose
When left unattended, traditional wet floor signs not only contribute to clutter, but also pose a tripping hazard – even long after the floors have thoroughly dried. But now, there’s a better way!
The Wet Floor Slider is positioned at eye level on the door of a freshly mopped room, displaying a prominent “wet floor” caution decal. As soon as the floor dries, a black slide can be moved over to conceal the wet floor warning. Even in the absence of janitorial staff, individuals can slide it themselves once the floor is dry.
The Wet Floor Slider eliminates the need for signs to be manually removed, offering a safer and more streamlined approach to floor maintenance.
Introducing… the Wet Floor Slider!
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Wet Floor Caution Decal
Positioned At Eye Level on the Door of a Freshly Mopped Room
Black Slide Can Be Moved Over to Conceal the Wet Floor Warning After Floors Are Dry
Non-Janitorial Staff Can Even Slide It Themselves Once the Floor is Dry
Safer and Not a Tripping Hazard like Conventional Signs
Story Behind the Invention
Inventor Scott Gilliam of Neenah, WI has developed a product that will eliminate the need for wet floor signs to be manually removed, offering a safer and more streamlined approach to floor maintenance.
Tasked with overseeing the safety of a sprawling 500,000 square foot manufacturing facility, Scott faced a perpetual challenge relating to wet floor signs. The issue was multifaceted: floors require a certain amount of time to dry, yet janitorial staff often do not have time to wait until drying is complete. This leads to signs obstructing walkways, getting knocked down, or remaining out long after the need for them has passed. In turn, Scott was inspired to create a safer solution that still warned of wet floors without being a nuisance.
But how does it work? The Wet Floor Slider is positioned at eye level on the door of a freshly mopped room, displaying a prominent “wet floor” caution decal. As soon as the floor dries, a black slide can be moved over to conceal the wet floor warning. Even in the absence of janitorial staff, individuals can slide it themselves once the floor is dry.