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Advice on floor graphics for light traffic roads & car p
Hi guys
I have had a enquiry for floor graphics that they want to place on light traffic roads, car parks, stadium walkways etc but they want them to be warranted upto 6 months and be insured for pedestrians and vehicles (anti slip) first off I only know of a suitable material for pedestrian not vehicles and is only warranted for upto 3 months second is the insurance for anti slip down to the material manufacture or me?
Any and all advice please
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17 Replies
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Hi mate
You arent a manufacturer of the film and hence the best you can do is only ever pass on the benefit of the manufacturers warranty. I’m sure you will find they wont offer any type of insurance at all against slips and trips – there are just too many variables involved and huge potential risk and liabilities for a cheap product – even the best warranties are short on this product, again too many variables involved and after all it is only ever intended as a short term type of product. If the customer is asking you to improve on the Manufacturers very limited warranty/insurance then don’t – there is too much risk
Cheers
Macky -
It simply doesn’t exist…sometimes it’s best to tell the client that….but you are willing to undertake R&D for a generous donation of around a million quid.
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Check out Avery MPI 6121 Street Graphics.
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you will need highways approval
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quote Jason Xuereb:umm wouldnt say it doesn’t exist.Insurance issue not sure.
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Looks great stuff – UK source?
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APS supply floor graphic material with a 2 million pound insurance cover as standard.
Peter
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Thanks for all the replies I can go back to my client a bit more informed now
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quote NeilRoss:quote Jason Xuereb:umm wouldnt say it doesn’t exist.Insurance issue not sure.
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quote Chris Wool:quote NeilRoss:quote Jason Xuereb:umm wouldnt say it doesn’t exist.
Insurance issue not sure.
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Possibly (?) if you clicked the original link. I revised the quoted one before posting.
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Try the aussie site see if that helps.
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quote DavidRogers:“malwarebytes” is your friend for stuff like that 🙂
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