This Lowes Pros Exit Here Priority Service is the flip-side of the Lowes Pros Enter Here entrance. After all, if you are welcomed with a short cut in and, why not a quick convenient exit to get you back on the job site in short order. See and test both Lowes Pros Exit Here Priority…
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…
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).…
Both a positive entreaty and formal directive combine in this Please Do Not Enter Exit Sign Stand Request. One assumes the repetition was deemed more effective than either message alone. But if the message repeats on the verso face, just how does one exit with actual straps blocking the way? Consider the conundrum of this…
Triangles and cones are among the most stable geometric shapes. So this Do-It-Yourself Exit Traffic Cone Upgrade takes advantage of just that quality. Stick a stick in it for elevation, and a standard Exit sign atop, and you have a home-made store Navigation aid in minutes. But be careful; the design has its limits. The…
This artistic camouflage is an impressive example of How To Hide Entrance Or Exit. Just why might you want to do that? Possibly, you are a secret society or the Freemasons, where members only are welcome. Or, as may be the case here, this is a back door or emergency exit, and you don’t want…
A huge international “No Entry” symbol is featured as this Exit-Only Do-Not-Enter Sign. Damn gatecrashers (airport humor intended). Just how loud (visually) do you need to make a sign to get compliance? This Exit-Only Do-Not-Enter Sign is a definite step up from previous signage encountered on earlier travels. This time the sponsoring agency was the Transportation…
After a long day at the Crayola Experience, visitors surely appreciate this Crayola Gravity-Assist Store Exit Strategy. But Binney and Smith (Crayola’s manufacturer) is no fool. The downhill ramp leads to the Gift Shop and is actually a more circuitous route out than straight through. But this way you might just pick up some crayons,…