Floor graphics
Anti-slip floor graphics that guide or promote at floor level. For retail, events and visitor flow.
All floor graphics
Prices are available in the Herva-Doublet Platform.
- Our approach
- 1Concept definition
- 23D design
- 3Production
- 4Installation
- 5Maintenance
What this gives you
From first sketch to maintenance — one partner who handles everything in-house.
One partner, from A to Z
You call one number. We measure, design, produce, install and maintain. No fragmented responsibility, no waiting on subcontractors pointing at each other.
You see it before it exists
A 3D visualisation of your own façade or space, by day and by night. We only start producing once that image is right. No surprises afterwards.
In-house production in Olen
Custom work from our own workshops, without intermediaries. That means a shorter lead time, a sharper price, and changes that are genuinely still possible.
Built to last
ISO 9001 and ISO 14001. Colourfast, weather-resistant materials and energy-efficient LED lighting. With long-term service and maintenance.
Floor graphics: communicating downwards, at eye level
A floor graphic uses the one surface in a room that everyone looks at and where nobody expects a message. That is exactly what makes it effective: the floor is free of other messages, while walls and shelves are already full.
We print, cut and supply floor graphics for shops, department stores, trade fairs, offices, hospitals, schools and events, from a handful of arrows to a complete route through a building.
What they are used for
Visitor routing
Arrows, footsteps or a continuous line that leads visitors to a department, a till, an entrance or an exit. In large buildings a line on the floor often does more than three signs on the ceiling, because people look down when they are searching.
Promotion
A graphic right in front of a shelf or at the entrance, at the point where the buying decision is made. This is the form used most in retail.
Zoning and safety
Marking out walkways in a warehouse, a zone around a machine, or the separation between pedestrians and forklift traffic. Here the demands on wear resistance and slip resistance are higher.
Distance and queues
Marking waiting positions at counters and tills.
Slip resistance is not an option but a requirement
A graphic on a walking route makes the floor slippery unless it is made not to. So work only with laminates that carry a slip resistance rating, and ask for that rating. That is not a formality: if someone falls on a slippery graphic, the liability sits with the operator.
We supply with an anti-slip top layer as standard and state the rating on the quotation. For wet zones, such as entrances in the rain, washrooms and kitchens, we choose a heavier rating.
The substrate decides everything
Floor graphics bond well to smooth, closed and clean surfaces: polished concrete, vinyl, laminate, smooth tiles, epoxy. They bond poorly or not at all to rough tiles with wide joints, to carpet, to untreated concrete and to surfaces with a film of grease or maintenance product.
Two practical rules. Always clean with water and no maintenance product before applying: a freshly polished floor is the single biggest cause of graphics coming loose. And leave the graphic alone for a few hours after installation before anyone walks over it.
For carpet there are special versions with a coarser adhesive layer. For rough outdoor surfaces, asphalt graphics are the right choice, not standard floor graphics.
Indoors or outdoors, and for how long
Indoor graphics for a campaign of a few weeks can be produced in a lighter specification. For permanent routing or warehouse marking you choose a heavier film with a thicker laminate, because trolleys and forklifts run over it.
Outdoors, UV, frost and salt come into play. An indoor film discolours and breaks up there within a few months. We match the film to the expected service life and will say when a cheaper version is enough.
Removing without damage
A graphic that has been down for four years leaves a shadow or adhesive residue on some surfaces. For temporary campaigns and in rented premises that is a point to settle beforehand, not afterwards. There are films with a removable adhesive layer; they bond slightly less strongly but come off cleanly. That is why we always ask whether the graphic is meant to be temporary or permanent.
What determines the price?
Floor graphics have no fixed unit price. The cost follows from the size and the shape (a rectangle is cheaper than a contour cut shape), the number of pieces, because the set-up cost of the printing is spread across the run, the choice of film and the slip resistance rating of the laminate, whether the specification is for indoor or outdoor use and how long it has to last, whether the adhesive is permanent or removable, and whether we produce the design and carry out the installation.
Send us the quantity, the size and the type of substrate, and you get a quotation in which those items are visible separately.
Prices are available in the Herva-Doublet Platform.
Requesting a proposal
Send us a photo of the floor and your design or brand guidelines. We will tell you honestly whether the substrate is suitable and propose the right specification.
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