Warning Sign PROCERA Znak TDC — caution wet/slippery surface, PROCERA BH-GF022BKPN

PROCERA Znak TDC is a rigid portable floor warning sign clearly marked with the message "Uwaga ślisko" to indicate wet or slippery surfaces. Designed for temporary placement in public and commercial areas, workplaces, corridors and entrances, the sign provides a visible, upright marker that helps pedestrians identify potential slip hazards and avoid accidents.

Advantages

The warning sign is lightweight yet sturdy, allowing quick positioning and removal as conditions change. Its upright design and clear contrasting text improve visibility in busy spaces. Made for repeated use, the sign stores flat when not in use and is easy to carry between locations. The simple, universal message reduces misunderstanding across different user groups.

Suitable for

• Retail stores and shopping centres
• Office buildings, corridors and entrances
• Restaurants, cafés and foodservice areas
• Warehouses, production and maintenance areas during cleaning
• Public facilities such as hospitals, schools and transport hubs

Key specifications

• Type: rigid portable floor warning sign for wet/slippery surface
• Message: clear "Uwaga ślisko" caution text for pedestrian awareness
• Construction: durable material suitable for repeated indoor use
• Form factor: upright free‑standing sign that can be folded or stored flat
• Visibility: high contrast lettering for quick recognition

How to use

Place the PROCERA Znak TDC on a clean, flat surface directly adjacent to the wet or recently cleaned area, ensuring the message faces approaching pedestrians. For best results position the sign at the start of the hazard zone and, if required, use multiple signs to mark longer or multi-directional areas. After the surface has dried and is safe to walk on, remove the sign and store it in a dry location until next needed.

Usage recommendations

Check the sign for damage or fading before use, and replace it if visibility is compromised. Use in combination with floor drying procedures and, where appropriate, temporary barriers to guide pedestrian flow and reduce slip risks.