These graphics are rated for heavy pedestrian traffic and “rolling” vehicle traffic. Keep in mind, excessive foot traffic may reduce the estimated lifespan of the graphic.

For vehicle traffic, rolling vehicle traffic will not damage the graphic. “Rolling vehicle traffic” is defined as motion in a straight path - either forward or in reverse. Any vehicle traffic, including forklifts, that stop, brake, turn, or pivot directly on top of the graphic can and most likely will result in permanent and irreversible damage to your graphic.

Thus, the graphics are not recommended for areas trafficked by vehicles that operate in such a manner. In the near future we will offer a outdoor floor graphic that is rated and safe for all vehicle traffic. If you’d like to be notified of when this product is available please contact us so we can let you know!

Our street and sidewalk decals are weather and slip-resistant, making them perfect for outdoor use! Though they can also be used indoors assuming it is with a compatible surface. We do not recommend applying to any surface that is sealed or painted. Using them indoors may increase the lifespan of the decal beyond 12 months.

These outdoor decals are weather resistant and can be used in both dry and wet conditions. For ramps and steeply angled application surfaces we recommend testing the slip-resistance during wet conditions before allowing them to be walked over by your customers, congregants, or otherwise

Our street and sidewalk graphics are rated to last up to 12 months of outside use under heavy pedestrian traffic. Using them inside or in less trafficked areas may increase this lifespan.

Harsh weather conditions and climates can potentially shorten the lifespan of your decal. Graphics that are applied to surfaces that are wet or below 32 F (50 F is the recommend surface temperature) can also have a reduced lifespan due to improper initial adhesion. Lastly, anything other than “rolling vehicle traffic” can permanently damage your graphic

Unlike most alternative materials, these outdoor floor decals will come off clean without any residue on any unsealed surface, as well as on glass.

For certain polished surfaces, such as polished metal or sealed concrete, a residue may remain. Additionally, it is not recommended that these decals be installed on painted surfaces as doing so may cause damage to the paint or the underlying surface even when the paint has fully cured before applying the decal.

Our street and sidewalk decals will aggressively adhere to concrete, asphalt, brick, stucco, tile, cinder block, terrazzo, metal, vinyl, and even glass. Additionally, they can be used on the floors of pools, provided the water is emptied first and the surface is completely dry before applying them. Additionally, pool floor applications would require the graphic to set for at least 24 hours prior to refilling.

Though these graphics are compatible with glass we would recommend one of our many custom window or vehicle decals that are more suited for glass applications.

Rolling vehicle traffic won’t damage the decal. Rolling vehicle traffic is defined as straight forward or backwards motion over the graphic. However, stops or turns on the decal may cause permanent and irreversible damage.

Materials stored on top of the applied graphics should not be slid or pushed across its surface, as doing so may cause edges to lift and render the graphics unusable.

You won’t need any specialized tools, however a rubber hand roller (also known as J-Roller) may make the process easier and ensure proper application of the decal. If desired, this is offered as an optional add-on that can be added to your order while designing it on our design tool. With the exception of very large graphics, installation is simple and easy enough to be done by just one person without additional help. For large graphics, we do recommend additional hands to ensure your decal is applied correctly the first time.

To properly install your outdoor floor decal the surface must first be prepared before application. The application surface where applied should be above freezing when first applied. For best results, apply when the surface temperature is above 50 F.

Removal of the decal is very simple, and they’ll come off clean from any unsealed surfaces. To remove the decal, simply peel back one of the corners of the decal and pull it away at a 45 degree angle, removing the graphic in one piece. A squeegee or other flat object may be used to leverage the decal away from the surface in cases where the edges of the graphic have sheared, making grip difficult.

No special tools should be needed for removal of your decal.

To clean your graphic(s), lightly spray the decal with water from a low pressure hose and sweep with a broom; avoid harsh cleaning chemicals as they may damage or negatively affect the decal

If you choose to use a pressure washer ensure that it is set to “Low” and is used no closer than 36”. Using a power washer on too intense a setting or too close to the graphic may cause irreversible damage, especially near the edges.

If you need to store your graphics for a period for time before applying them they should be so long as you store them on the original backer they are shipped with and do so for no longer than 2 years in an environment that is above room temperature

Nothing should be stored on top of the graphic, as it may bend, increasing the chances for rippling once the graphic is applied. For graphics which have already been installed, it’s important not to slide anything over the top of the graphic and to avoid turns or stop and starting of wheeled vehicles, as doing so may cause damage to the graphic and decrease its estimated lifespan.