Outdoor Floor Graphics (BootPrints)

Description

Outdoor floor graphics are one of our most popular products: full-color printing, any size you need, live pricing in the builder below, and typical production of 1–3 business days after artwork approval.

Put branding where nobody else does. Outdoor floor graphics are engineered for sidewalks, concrete, asphalt, and brick – a heavy-duty anti-slip surface that survives foot traffic and weather while your full-color message stands out below eye level.

• $21.88 per sq ft, billed per started square foot
• Any custom size
• Anti-slip, weather-tough construction for rough exterior surfaces
• 1–3 business day production after artwork approval, contour-cut quotes available

Indoors on polished floors, our indoor floor graphics cost a fraction of the price.

Outdoor Floor Graphics Built for Pavement

BootPrints is the heavy-duty answer when your message has to live on asphalt, brick, or concrete. These outdoor floor graphics combine an extraordinarily aggressive adhesive with a tough anti-slip texture, so sidewalk decals, parking lot wayfinding, curbside pickup markers, and event routing survive foot traffic, weather, and street grime. If a graphic has to stick to the ground outside and stay put, this is the material.

Where Outdoor Floor Graphics Shine

Retailers use them for curbside pickup stalls and social-distance queues; schools and stadiums route crowds across plazas; municipalities mark trails and crosswalk messaging; event producers turn parking lots into branded paths. Because the surface is certified anti-slip, they are safe underfoot in wet weather – a real requirement for anything applied where people walk.

Designing for the Ground

Ground graphics get viewed at a shallow angle and a quick glance. Go bigger than feels natural – a 24-inch circle reads like a postage stamp from thirty feet. Use bold shapes, two or three high-contrast colors, and short verbs: THIS WAY, PICK UP HERE, STOP. Enter any dimensions in the builder and the price calculates instantly at $21.88 per square foot; contour cutting is available if your shape is not a simple rectangle or circle.

Installation on Asphalt and Concrete

Sweep the area clean and make sure it is fully dry. Position the graphic, press from the center outward, then walk the entire surface or tamp it firmly – pressure activates the aggressive adhesive and seats the texture into the pavement profile. Applied to sound, dry pavement above 50°F, BootPrints outdoor floor graphics typically last a full season of foot traffic. Removal is intentional and permanent: these are engineered to stay down, so plan placement before you press.

Specifications at a Glance

Material: anti-slip textured outdoor floor film. Adhesive: extra-aggressive, engineered for asphalt, brick, and concrete. Print: full color with slip-resistant surface. Sizing: any dimensions, priced live in the builder. Indoor smooth-floor projects should use our FootPrints indoor floor graphics instead – same idea, friendlier adhesive for tile, wood, and polished concrete.

Why Order Outdoor floor graphics From GetQuickSigns

Every order runs through the same builder you see above: enter your options, upload artwork, and the automatic file check confirms resolution before anything prints. We capture every selection on the order itself, so reorders match the first run exactly. Production starts the same day on most orders, quality control checks color and cut before packing, and tracking lands in your inbox as soon as the box ships. Questions before ordering? Email sales@getquicksigns.com and a real person who works with this material daily will answer.

From single pieces to campaign-scale runs, orders here get the same treatment: live pricing with no quote-form delays, an automatic artwork check that catches problems before they print, and hand inspection before anything ships. Most standard orders ship after 1–3 business days of production following artwork approval, and your saved configuration makes reordering effortless when the next project lands.

Want the deeper story behind the medium? The Wikipedia overview of decals is a solid primer on where the format came from.