Vacant Occupied Privacy Sign, Vacant Occupied Door Sign for Home Office Restroom Conference Hotels Hospital, Slider Door Indicator Tells Whether Room Vacant or Occupied, 7'' x 2'' - Silver

Takes the guess work out of mailman’s delivery. Perfect sized letters. Look professional quality. Adhesive to wall works well.

Functioned properly

Fun little sign that helps me decide each day whether I continue to work or leave my job

It works

The Vacant/Occupied Privacy Door Signs have been a perfect solution for our warehouse setup. With multiple shared spaces, these signs make it easy to manage access and avoid interruptions. The slider mechanism is smooth and easy to operate, allowing anyone to quickly switch between “Vacant” and “Occupied.”The signs are clear, professional-looking, and simple to install. The bold lettering is highly visible, even from a distance, which is essential in a busy warehouse environment. The adhesive backing holds firmly to the doors without damaging the surface, and they’ve stayed securely in place since installation.These signs have saved us a lot of confusion and miscommunication. They work equally well for office spaces, restrooms, and any area where you need to indicate availability.

I got a bit disappointed when I realized that the sign says 'mail IS here'. In the product picture, the sign says 'mail IN here', which is what I needed. Either way, still good quality and it will work for what I need.

Experience: 4 days of frequent use.I use this to track whether my cat is inside or outside.The magnet: The sliding glass door to the backyard has a mini-blind whose valance's face is 1-inch wide steel. Notice that this width is half the width of this product -- much of the products magnet is not in contact with that steel. The magnet has been plenty strong for my application: There is a good snap when it mates with the valance and a good tug when I pull it off. The sign has not moved with my frequent sliding of the "slider door indicator". Nor has it moved from the vibrations of the sliding glass door or the blinds.Caution: My mini-blinds are 40-years old and the valence may have more steel than recent ones.Slider door indicator: It slides smoothly and has the right amount of friction for me:Little enough to be very easily moved and enough to keep it from moving in response to vibrations. My *guess* is that the slider wouldn't move in response to a swinging door being opened and shut.Why did I choose these particular labels (Occupied/Vacant)? They were the least unintuitive for this category of sign. For me, the labels didn't matter, it was the colors: Years of work experience watching for red status LED on electronic equipment trained me to reflexively notice small red indicators, so something this big is unmissable.NOTE: You can't replace the labels on this product: They are behind (protective) glass and the clearance between the glass and the slider is about the thickness of an index card -- not enough to add a sticker and still have adequate clearances, especially after its adhesive ages. Note: I can push the thickness of 3 index cards into this gap, but that wedges the slide -- That is, it isn't an *operating* clearance.For guests, I added a "clarifying" label to the surface of the slide: "Cat Outdoors? // Red = Yes"

So simple, but so helpful. My DH (Dear Husband 51 years and counting!) is becoming "forgetful". When such "senior moments" induced him to keep the electric stove on (once or twice)...I became...anxious. SO, this little marvel is now FIRMLY ATTACHED TO THE STOVE:* Magnetic OR use supplied double sided adhesive disks* BIG PRINTING!* RED is ideal for "On" [And "peril" and "Hey, you" and...] and Green for "Off" [And "safe" and "You done good" and...]* Simple SLIDE Left on when stove top in use, and slide to Right when turned off* 21 days of use will MAKE THIS A SOLID HABIT."And there was much rejoicing by all."