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'' - Black

I bought this for a meeting room at work - they had frosted the door and windows and a lot of us use it without turning the light on, so it's hard to tell if it's in use or not without knocking or bending down to see if there are feet inside (because the 11-12 inches from the floor are not frosted). I used the sticky pads to attach it to the window under the room name, since the door frame that looked like it would be magnetic is not lol... the sign itself is a bit flimsy so you have to be a bit careful when sliding it, but it's veen a few weeks now and it seems to be holding up well to frequent use.

This adheres well to our stainless steel fridge.We bought it to signal when the garage door is open or shut. Twice we've left the garage door open at night. We live in a safe neighborhood, but come on...Now, easy to see if we need to shut the door.

The material could be a little better quality, but works decent and has a magnet on the back for easy install, slides well and easy to read

I haven't heard any screams of panic or horror from the bathroom yet, but that could also be from these ear plugs I bought as well.

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"

This is awesome. Let's people know if I'm in my cubicle so their lazy butts don't have to walk across the room to actually look in my cubicle. Keeps the bosses away. Can hide in OoO mode and nobody bothers me.

I have it over my studio door. So easy to use.

Well made and easy to read

Magnetic back made it super easy to attach to the door.

gets the job done!

Beau look sur une porte escamotable. Bonne qualité.

The product arrived broken even if the package was o.k. I would really appreciate the vendor to send me a new one, as I don't want to spend time anymore on this parcel by returning it at the post office. Excepted this broken part, it looks really good and I like the qualiy, the slider is smooth.Thank you.