“This is the spot,” says this Dick’s CoronaVirus Checkout Stand-Here Floor Graphic. But there are more than one, indicating one can advance to the next station if it frees up and the customer there also advances. So there is a method to the madness here. Check the nearby sign for use instructions. This Dick’s CoronaVirus Checkout Stand-Here…
These Dick’s CoronaVirus Ready To Checkout Instructions are quite simple and easy to follow. Just stand where marked while in line. Floor Graphics are your clue to the step-by-step process. In fact an example of the “Stand Here” Floor Graphic that is in play is shown in the sign. Got it? “Coprede+vous, still vous plait?”…
“Let’s not be pushy” suggests this Dick’s CoronaVirus Please-Wait-Here Floor Graphic. The eye-arresting “Stop” visual makes sure you don’t accidentally overlook this directive. Now that you are positioned here on standby, you are on your own to judge when and how far to move ahead based upon the actions of the customer ahead. This Wait-Here…
A less drastic solution than store closures, here see a CoronaVirus Register Closed Mandate as Social Distancing strategy. Closing individual Cashwraps spreads Checkout Lanes and the wait queues thereof. And if the customer lines themselves are spread out and spaced, the Social Distancing mission is accomplished. Good job! This CoronaVirus Register Closed Mandate in play…
This We-Welcome-Your-Check Cashwrap Notice states the company policy right at the firing line. Of course, cash, credit, debit, gift, and Apple Pay are accepted forms of payment. But good old traditional checks are too. So don’t be shy or fear criticism of your handwriting. This We-Welcome-Your-Check Cashwrap Notice seen at the checkout registers of Michaels.…
This CoronaVirus Pick-Up-Bag-Here Floor Graphic could support dual-use at end of Cashwrap as well as Online Order fulfillment. Use here was unclear, but the store staff was busy elsewhere and could not be polled. New to this store, FixturesCloseUp documented the range of CoronaVirus strategies storewide, and then bid a hasty retreat so as not…
This CoronaVirus Please-Wait-Here Cashwrap Floor Graphic asks that you stand back a bit while waiting your turn at Checkout. The marker acts as “Spike” (theatrical term) to indicate a safe position and distance from others. Note that each Cash Register Wait Queue merits its own Please-Wait-Here Cashwrap Graphic. This traffic control device seen in play…
Here a CoronaVirus Stand-Here Service-Counter Floor Graphic tells you precisely where to stand for professional attention. In actuality, the positioning is a tad farther from the Counter edge than may have been accepted in the past. But that is in the interest of both staff and customers in the age of pandemics. So take note…
Taking a new color approach is this CoronaVirus Social Distancing Wait-Here Blue Floor Graphic. No details are provided within the context of the simple “Wait Here” declaration. Very likely the reason being Social Distancing is so widely publicized an issue that no extra explanation is necessary. The blue color is eye-catching yet less alarming than red.…
This CoronaVirus Please-Wait-Here Floor Graphic, exclusion zone outline, and x-marks-the-spot Theatrical Spike are less than subtle reminder of required Social Distancing. The self-same CoronaVirus Please-Wait-Here Floor Graphic is also deployed elsewhere in the store, most significantly on the runup to checkout and the service counter. This particular version of Floor Graphic seen at the Home Depot…