The new distancing regulation will enable indoor venues to allow more customers and staff inside their premises resulting in the potential increase of revenue from 30% at 2m to between 60-75%*. With bars and restaurants welcoming more customers and schools being allowed to host more students, it is even more important that safety is at the forefront of your decision making. From new 1m floor and window graphics to wayfinding and directional signage, make sure people entering your business are aware of the new 1m social distancing measures put in place to combat the spread of COVID-19. Key products to consider are:

Floor graphics

Replace or reuse. Any 2m Floor graphics you may already have in place could either be totally replaced with new and updated 1m graphics OR you could simply add new 1m self-adhesive stickers in between the current 2m graphics.

1 metre social distancing floor graphics

Hygiene and Health & Safety signage

Make sure your premises has partitions and cough and sneeze guards in place and adhere to the 1m distancing rule.

Cough and sneeze guard

Portable signs

Move and relocate any portable signs and graphics to adhere to the new 1m distances. This could include products such as A-boards, barriers, gazebos, banners and flags.

1 metre social distancing A-board

Digital signage

Update any digital screen content, changing your messaging from the 2m distancing rules to the new 1m regulation.

1 metre social distancing digital screen

Printed temporary signage

Replace any current 2m social distancing signage you may have to the new 1m message.

Temporary 1m social distancing poster

Whether you are changing current signage you have in place or ordering social distancing solutions for the first time, make sure all your messaging is cohesive and not a mix between 1m and 2m. This way customers will feel confident moving around your premises and trust that their safety is of your upmost important. Contact Signs Express to discuss how you can make sure your establishment is up to date with regulations while keeping your staff and customers safe. Take a look at our Coronavirus signage solutions here. *Source: Kate Nicholls, Chief Executive of the industry body UK Hospitality