Office Door Sign,Do Not Disturb/Please Knock/Out of Office/in a Meeting/Working Remotely Sign, That Lets Others Know Whether You're Available Or Not For Business-Acrylic,(10" X3", Black)

The media could not be loaded. Perfect for the office once hybrid ends!My office recently cancelled their hybrid option and requires us to go into the office full time. We’re all readjusting and this is so helpful with constant interruptions during meetings. It adheres directly to my cubicle wall and is secure.

Purchased for office door at a group counseling practice. Easy to use.

My husband and I work half remote and half of the time in the office. When we are home we keep our office doors closed (they are also our spare bedrooms) so that it doesn't get too noisy in the house. I bought these signs as a way for us to say c'mon in or give the door a knock first (Maybe in a meeting, maybe focusing on a project, might just be listening to music.I also bought these for my team (we previously just had door hangers) and they absolutely love these. It's a great way for them to really quickly see each other's status when walking down the hall to collaborate. They really love the wheel and we also bought the door sliders. Some prefer those over the wheel but they've really worked great for our team. It's helped reduce the interruptions when on calls and in meetings. The biggest issue we've had is remembering to update the status.

The sticky backing was easy to install where I wanted it to be. The size is not too big but put in the right spot it is easily visible on my door. It has a very simplistic look. So far it has been durable to daily movement between tasks for about two months .

I love this. Everyone in my office has started getting them because it's so handy.

LOVE this door sign! Simple to use and if you have an office at the company you work for plus work remotely this sign is for you! Before you leave your in person office select your tile to show if you will be working remotely.

Works!

This is so handy when I shut my door. Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to matter what option I have the sign on--everyone just barges in anyway, but I certainly can't fault the sign for that.The sign has both magnetic and adhesive options, so you can do either-or. I have a metal door, so I use the magnet function. The magnets are very strong and it only moves when I physically move it. My only disappointment with this is that there's no neutral welcome/come in option, or an option to cover all, so I end up having to spread the slats out across all options with gaps in between to cover when not in use, but overall, I do recommend.