Chem-Set Social Distancing Floor Dots

Description

Social Distancing Floor Dots mark floors and aisles with a pressure sensitive vinyl disc that stays put under rolling carts, foot traffic, and forklift wheels. Beyond spacing guidance, shops and warehouses use the same dots for color coding zones, flagging inventory locations, and calling out defects on a production line. The vinyl construction is waterproof, so the dots hold their bond and their color on floors that see spills, mopping, or outdoor exposure.

Where Social Distancing Floor Dots Are Used

Warehouses apply these dots to mark staging zones, walkways, and forklift lanes where a painted line would wear off in weeks. Retail and office floors use them for queue spacing and wayfinding. On a shop floor, the same dot works as a color coded location marker for bins, tools, or work-in-process staging, since the adhesive backing holds to sealed concrete, tile, and most smooth flooring without a primer.

Installing and Maintaining the Dots

Clean the floor and let it dry fully before applying, since trapped moisture under the vinyl backing shortens how long a dot stays down under wheel traffic. Press from the center outward to push out air pockets, then roll or step firmly across the full dot to seat the adhesive. Dots in forklift lanes and high traffic aisles wear faster than dots against a wall, so plan on replacing high wear locations on a set schedule rather than waiting for one to lift.

Social Distancing Floor Dots Specifications

An arrow-shaped version of this same vinyl marker is available for directional wayfinding alongside spacing and zone marking. Browse the rest of the Tapes line for coordinating specialty tape and marking products. For application tips on floor marking in warehouse and shop settings, see the Chemical Concepts YouTube channel.

Need Help?

Need help picking marker colors and sizes for your floor plan? Call (800) 220-1966 or email [email protected].