Floor decals
Like billboards for feet, floor graphics grab attention and guide customers straight to your product.
Floor decals: they’re bold, unmissable, and right where people are looking—especially when they are trying to avoid eye contact in awkward store aisles. Whether it’s a witty message or an eye-popping design, floor decals and graphics are perfect for turning foot traffic into actual traffic to your product. Sometimes the best way to stand out is to start from the ground up.
Floor decals and graphics, the YellowDog way:
- Foot-friendly, non-slip laminate for safety
- Scratch-resistant and waterproof laminate for longevity
- Account support to find the best graphic for your floor
- Graphic design support available
- Easy application and removal for total control
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Floor decals FAQ
What surfaces are best for floor decals?
Floor decals are best applied to smooth, clean, dry surfaces. Foot traffic can easily compromise a floor graphic that has been applied to a rough or textured surface, which can quickly affect the decal’s longevity.
Will your floor decals work on carpet?
Floor graphics will stick to carpets, but it’s not ideal. They’ll wear down and develop waves and wrinkles in the material as soon as the foot traffic starts rolling.
Will your floor decals work on concrete?
Yes! Smooth clean concrete is ideal for floor graphics.
Will your floor decals work on tile?
Yes! Smooth, clean tile floor is also ideal for floor decals.
Can you use floor graphics outside?
You can use floor graphics outside. Exposure to the elements will shorten their lifespan, though, and their durability is not guaranteed.
Can your floor decals be die cut into custom shapes?
Yes! We can contour cut the outer edges of the floor graphic to standard or custom shapes.
Can floor decals be easily removed?
Yes, floor decals should be fairly easy to remove. Although the longer it has been on the ground, the more difficult it may become. Use of a putty knife may be helpful to lift the edges. Residue left behind can be cleaned up with soapy water.
