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  • | Editorial Team
  • | March 24, 2020

Combat Coronavirus With New Floor Marking Signs And Tapes.

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A new range of floor signals will help people to stay safe and remain two metres apart in public queues and workplaces as organisations move quickly to tackle the spread of coronavirus.

Available from Beaverswood, the self-adhesive, high visibility floor signs and hazard tapes are designed to highlight and encourage social distancing in queue lines. They are ideal for supermarkets, banks, fast food outlets, petrol stations, hospitals and pharmacies among other places.

Each circular sign is 235 mm in diameter, highly visible with clear warning instruction. The floor tapes are available in a range of colours, including black and yellow stripes, in both 50 x 33mm and 75 x 33mm.

Many retailers are also opting for the footprints and corner markers to ‘zone’ mark queuing distances. These are also available in a range of colours. More at www.beaverswood.co.uk or call 0118 9796096

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