- Never install a graphic on a rough flooring surface.Concrete street cracks image by Dreadman from Fotolia.com
Place floor graphics only on solid surfaces. Cracks, missing grout, uneven floor tiles and other imperfections in flooring may not only cause accidents, but also make installation difficult. Improper installation may cause areas of the floor graphic to become loose from the flooring, causing potential injuries. - Make sure all surfaces are solid.tile pattern image by Sebastian from Fotolia.com
Apply floor graphics on sealed wood or concrete, marble or ceramic tile or waxed vinyl. Never apply floor graphics where silicone is present. - Vinyl and water can create hazards.rain image by tomash from Fotolia.com
Floor graphics can become slippery if placed near areas that are prone to moisture. Always place the floor graphics away from main entrances. Use anti-slip floor graphics, whenever possible, however laminates may be used to prevent accidents by providing a scuff-resistant surface. - Check the rules in your state before applying floor graphics.chemical image by Randy McKown from Fotolia.com
Because floor graphics are applied with adhesives, check the codes in your state for regulations concerning the use of chemicals indoors. Permits must be obtained in some states before certain solutions are applied. - Always use proper ventilation when applying floor graphics.Fan detail image by TekinT from Fotolia.com
To prevent air contamination, apply floor graphics under well-ventilated conditions. Read the manufacture's instructions before applying floor graphics.
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