Safety measures: Examples of mirror use for collision prevention in accommodation facilities.
It is very helpful for safety measures in the narrow corridors made cramped by guests' luggage. (Hotel Gracery Shinjuku)
We would like to introduce the feedback from Hotel Gracery Shinjuku, which has implemented FF mirror corridors and Lami as safety measures in the hallways of their accommodation facilities. During the Safety and Health Committee meeting, a concern was raised that "guests' luggage is often in the hallway, making it narrow and likely to cause collisions." Initially, we had installed the 'FF Mirror Corridor Left and Right (FT22),' but there was a request to increase the size of the mirrors, so we changed to the 'FF Mirror Corridor Left and Right (FT46).' Additionally, due to the high volume of luggage in the hallways and the frequent foot traffic from employees and vendors, we also introduced 'Lami (L5)' as a safety measure this time. As a result of installing the mirrors, it seems that almost all staff members now check the mirrors to confirm that no one is coming from the sides, and the likelihood of collisions has significantly decreased.
basic information
For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Rami (L5) / FF mirror corridor left and right use (FT46)
Applications/Examples of results
[Purpose] Safety measures in hotel corridors *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
Detailed information
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For safety checks in areas with high foot traffic, such as employees and vendors.
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Install the Lami (L5).
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To prevent collisions when exiting the warehouse into the aisle.
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Installation of FF mirror passage left and right (FT46).
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To prevent collisions when exiting the office to the corridor.
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Installation of FF mirror passage for left and right (FT46).
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