Read the name carefully, because the distinction matters: these are decals that warn people about a slip hazard. Caution wet floor, slippery when wet, watch your step, floor may be slippery, or your own wording, printed and cut to the size you need and applied where the hazard actually is rather than on a wall somewhere nearby.

This is a warning decal, not an anti-slip treatment. It does not add grip to the floor, it does not make a wet surface safer to walk on, and it carries no certified slip-resistance or coefficient-of-friction rating of any kind. If what you need is to change how the floor behaves underfoot, that is a rated anti-slip tape, tread or coating, and it is a different product entirely. What we make here is the sign, applied to the floor.

Printed on self-adhesive vinyl in your choice of 3M-40C or 3M-IJ175, both opaque white pressure-sensitive print films for smooth hard surfaces, and cut to your dimensions. As with any safety marking, check your wording and symbols against whatever standard applies to your site before ordering; a printed decal is not an approved safety sign in its own right.

A protective laminate is available and sensible, because a warning that has scuffed unreadable is not doing its job. Gloss, matte and anti-graffiti options all put a clear wearing layer over the print. To repeat the point, since the product name invites the wrong assumption: the laminate protects the ink. It does not make the decal or the floor slip resistant.

Apply to smooth, sealed, clean, dry indoor floors. Not carpet, not rough concrete, not asphalt. Note the practical tension built into this product: the wettest areas are exactly where you most want a warning and exactly where any adhesive vinyl has the shortest life. For a floor that is wet routinely rather than occasionally, a free-standing folding wet-floor sign is the more reliable answer, and a permanent decal is best kept for a spot that is only sometimes hazardous.

Contour cut is available for triangles, diamonds and other standard warning shapes.