Why this floor sign earns its place
During a shift, kitchens need cleaning—floors get mopped, surfaces get sanitised, equipment gets deep-cleaned. These are essential operations, but they create temporary hazards: wet floors, chemical vapours, blocked access. You need a warning that tells everyone in the building, from either side, that this zone is temporarily off-limits. The Jantex Cleaning in Progress Safety Sign stands 640 mm tall with messaging visible on both faces, so the warning reaches staff approaching from any direction.
The sign is fabricated from yellow plastic with bold red and yellow messaging—a combination that contrasts sharply in any kitchen lighting and is universally understood as "caution, something is happening here." At 0.86 kg, it's light enough to move between areas as cleaning work rotates through the kitchen, yet heavy enough to stand stable without tipping over in service traffic or from the push of a mop bucket. Place it at the entrance to a zone being cleaned and the message is instantly clear: stay out, work in progress.
Unlike a temporary cloth barrier or a message written on a whiteboard, this sign is permanent, professional, and unmistakable. It folds flat when not in use, so you can store several without them taking cupboard space. Deploy it during the morning clean, the between-service deep clean, or any ad-hoc sanitising, then fold it away once the work is done.
