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Footprints on the floor are the most immediate sign there is: everyone understands that this is where you walk. In warehouses and workshops they mark the pedestrian route away from forklifts and work areas; in shops, offices and clinics they show where to queue and how far apart to stand; in schools and gyms they help children follow the right route or show where to leave their shoes.
They are made of PVC approx. 0.6 mm thick, thicker than ordinary vinyl floor stickers, and coloured all the way through: the colour is not a surface print, so it will not peel and stays visible even with the scuffs of everyday wear. The surface is anti-slip, class R10 to DIN 51130. They are made in the United Kingdom and come with a technical data sheet showing tests by an independent laboratory: adhesion, tensile strength, operating temperature from -30 to +70 °C and anti-slip class. Each footprint measures 24 x 9 cm, the size of an adult shoe.
Clean the floor with a degreaser or a cloth with alcohol and let it dry thoroughly: dust and moisture are the enemies of adhesive. Lay out the footprints at a normal walking stride, alternating left and right, and mark the positions. Peel off the backing, place the piece and press it down firmly from the centre outwards, ideally with a roller, to push out the air. Fit at temperatures above 10 °C. Avoid dragging pallets or crates over them: sliding damages them.
There is no legal requirement for the colour: what matters is using the same code throughout your company. Yellow usually marks aisles, walkways and caution areas, white marks work areas and equipment. Yellow shows up well on almost all grey floors, white stands out on dark floors.
Are they mandatory?
No. The EU directive on safety signs at work (92/58/EEC) requires vehicle traffic routes to be marked with continuous stripes, preferably white or yellow, where the risk assessment requires it. Corners, footprints, arrows and markers are not mandatory: they help you organise the space and complement the lines.
How many footprints do I need?
It depends on the length of the route and how close together you want them: for a queue at the till, one pair per place is enough. The pack contains 10 footprints, that is 5 pairs: 5 right and 5 left.
Which floors do they stick to?
On smooth, compact indoor floors: smooth or painted concrete, resin, tiles. They stick less well to rough, dusty concrete, so clean it very thoroughly before fitting.
Can you walk on them straight after fitting?
Yes, straight away: there is nothing to dry, unlike paint.
Can pallet trucks drive over them?
Yes, they are also suitable for areas where pallet trucks pass. Like all floor marking they wear with use: just replace any worn or damaged pieces, with no paint and no need to stop work.
What is in the pack?
10 self-adhesive footprints, 24 x 9 cm, that is 5 pairs (5 right and 5 left), in the colour of your choice.
For stairs, showers and children's bedrooms there are the fluorescent anti-slip footprint stickers. For aisle lines, see our floor marking tapes. To press the stickers down firmly, use the professional roller.
The full technical data sheet, in Italian and English, is among the attachments on this page.
For companies and organisations: invoices and larger quantities – write to [email protected].
