What material should we use for 6ft spacing floor decals

[tedmonson]

I work primarily with schools and they want custom 6ft floor spacing decals for their outdoor sidewalks, inside hallways and office carpet. I'm leaning towards trying to make 40c/8509 work but I'm pretty sure that won't work on cement and I'm nervous it won't be anti-slip enough. Any suggestions?

 

[Reveal1]

Walk N Wall or Briteline multigrip both textured, print nice and no lam needed. We have a test print (walkNWall) on our sidewalk in front of entry - printed latex and looks new after 6 mos.

 

[tedmonson]

Thank you Reveal1, WalkNWall looks great, now we've just got to find some. It looks sold out everywhere.

 

[Reveal1]

My local N. Glantz branch (St. Louis) just got some today.

 

[tedmonson]

Really? How can I get in contact with them?

 

[Reveal1]

I'm sure if you google and call your closest N Glantz branch they can check.

 

[tedmonson]

Just did, thanks!

 

[bannertime]

+1 for Walk N Wall.

 

[FireSprint.com]

If you guys don't want to buy a whole roll of walk-n-wall we offer it by the square inch here: https://www.firesprint.com/vinyl-floor-decals/

We also run custom quotes of a 2 part system (with laminate) either for commercial tile floor or commercial carpet if needed.

 

[BigfishDM]

https://thebigfishdigital.com/

 

[Brian Shepard]

You can get floor decals of any size easily at amazon or local store modell printing. I ordered a few for my workshop a week ago. It still looks great.

 

[ColoPrinthead]

I have been impressed by how well the ones I made with Avery 2120 with 2080 OL have held up.
What every you use don't go with what Walmart did, the 3 I have been to in my area have had to duct tape the edges back down