Laundry Door Signage Sign, Acrylic Self-Adhesive,For Residence, Apartment,Hotel Self-Service Laundry Decoration (Black)
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Laundry Door Signage Sign, Acrylic Self-Adhesive,For Residence, Apartment,Hotel Self-Service Laundry Decoration (Black)
- 1. simple and modern: this simple and modern style laundry room door sign logo is designed with self-adhesive backing, measuring 9 inches long x 3.5 inches wide, with a certain thickness, which can be used as both signage and decoration.
- 2. Durable and fade-resistant: Made of thick vinyl, it is sturdy, not easy to bend and break, adaptable to various environments, long-lasting bright colours and easy to clean.
- 3. Multi-scenario application: Laundry sign can be pasted on smooth door or wall, clearly guide visitors to locate the laundry area. Suitable for indoor and outdoor places such as self-service laundries, houses, flats, hotels, student dormitories, gyms and so on.
- 4. Easy Installation: Remove the adhesive backing layer and stick it on a pre-cleaned flat surface.
- 5.Package content: one piece
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