Come one, come all is the principal behind this directional Harbor Freight All Comers Exit Detour Run-Around. Tall or short, skinny or fat, able-bodied or handicapped, the way out of the store is the same and clearly marked. Know that customers are sorted into different lanes at the extry. But once they have shopped and…
This Harbor Freight Shopping Cart Pass-Through Portal resolves any question about where carts should go. Sorry, Human beings have a less fortified and standoffish entry. Maybe it’s time shopping carts fought for equal rights and equally welcoming outfitting. But until then, carts must pass through this low gate, guided by rather distinctive Floor Graphics. Very…
You go this way; I’ll go that, says this directional Harbor Freight Handicapped Entrance Run-Around Detour. To the right is a narrow handrail-defined entrance for all who can stand and walk. To the left is a wider entry for wheelchair and walker-aided shoppers. It was not immediately apparent why the division of traffic, unless hidden…
Well in advance, see this Harbor Freight Checkout Over There Directional Sign. It reaches out early to guide the shopping hoards to the final point of sale. After spinning round and round multiple aisles, this final sign replaces any need for an inherent sense of direction or a compass that points true North. It does…
There is a method to the madness of this Harbor Freight Enter Here Checkout Detour Run-Around. Yes, it guides shoppers to the cash wraps. But along the way, they pass an entire aisle of extra last-minute bargains and grab-and-go merchandise. Who knows how many extra sales might be made, cha-ching (cash register sound effect here).…