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The Arrow Overlay is a 9"x30" roll-up directional sign made from orange hi-intensity reflective vinyl with hook & loop attachment. Designed to add temporary directional guidance to existing traffic control signs, barricades, or construction equipment without permanent mounting hardware.
This overlay provides high-visibility directional guidance in work zones, detours, and temporary traffic control situations. The hi-intensity reflective vinyl ensures visibility in low-light and nighttime conditions, while the roll-up construction allows for compact storage and transport between jobsites. The hook & loop backing attaches securely to compatible loop-receptive surfaces and removes cleanly without adhesive residue.
Key Features
Hi-Intensity Reflective Vinyl — Orange sheeting provides superior visibility in headlight illumination and low-light conditions.
Hook & Loop Attachment — Secure mounting to loop-receptive sign faces, barricades, or equipment; removes without tools or adhesive damage.
Roll-Up Construction — Flexible vinyl rolls for compact storage in truck cabs or equipment boxes; deploys quickly on-site.
9"x30" Arrow Symbol — Standard directional arrow size compatible with Type III barricades and 36" sign panels.
Reusable Design — Durable vinyl withstands repeated attachment and removal for multi-project use.
Applications
Used by DOT contractors, utility crews, and municipal public works departments for temporary directional control in construction zones, lane closures, detours, and special events. Ideal for quick-change traffic patterns where permanent arrow signs are impractical or where multiple directional configurations are needed throughout a project.
