Clear lines. An organised workplace.
Floor marking tape
From pedestrian routes to pallet bays, floor tape and self-adhesive markings give each area a recognisable purpose. We help with layout, material selection and installation.
Organisation starts on the floor
Show where people walk, work and store.
A clear floor layout identifies routes, designated positions and work zones. Lines, colours, corners and symbols bring structure to warehouses, production areas, workshops and sports spaces.
Colour is only the starting point. The surface, wheel loads, turning movements, temperature and cleaning regime determine the right tape. From Roosendaal, we help with layout, material selection and careful installation.
Options
From a straight line to a complete 5S layout.
Walkways and traffic lanes
Identify pedestrian routes and internal transport lanes. Use narrow lines or full-width coloured walkways to match your traffic plan.
Pallet bays and storage zones
Give stock, pallets, trolleys and equipment designated places. Combine continuous lines with corners, T-junctions, crosses and location codes.
Loading and keep-clear areas
Mark designated positions beside docks and doors. Combine coloured lines with hazard stripes, wording or pictograms.
Sports and activity markings
A court, circle or defined activity area in a multipurpose room. We match line width, colour and material to the sports floor and its use.
5S, Lean and visual management
Combine colour coding with arrows, footprints, letters, numbers, floor signs and barcodes to reflect your layout and processes.
Specialist floor tape
Specific products cover cold environments, glow-in-the-dark route marking, ESD zone identification and extra grip. We discuss each application’s requirements.
Materials & options
Which specification suits your floor?
From coloured lines to specialist markings, there is an option for every application. We match material, colour, width and finish to your floor and daily use.
| Type | Features and application |
|---|---|
| Coloured striping | For walkways, work zones and storage bays. Colour and line width follow your floor layout. |
| Heavy-duty industrial tape | A robust option for busy floors and internal transport. Selection depends on the surface and wheel loads. |
| Smooth, easy-clean tape | For areas where a smooth surface and regular cleaning are important. |
| Low-profile tape | Thin striping that sits close to the floor, providing clear boundaries with little change in height. |
| Flexible floor tape | Conforms to minor irregularities on a suitable surface. Where conditions are uncertain, we assess adhesion with a test piece. |
| Wide walkways | Full-width coloured bands that identify complete pedestrian routes or work zones. |
| Hazard striping | Contrasting stripes to emphasise boundaries, keep-clear areas and attention points. |
| Printed floor tape | Repeated instructions, arrows, wording or your artwork, matched to the arrangements at your premises. |
| Cold-environment tape | A specialist option for refrigerated areas or freezer storage. Installation and operating temperatures are assessed separately. |
| Options for specific cleaning regimes | Where liquids or intensive cleaning are involved, we match the material and adhesive to the actual conditions. |
| ESD zone identification | Visual identification for areas with ESD procedures. Printed zone marking is not automatically anti-static. |
| Glow-in-the-dark markings | Rolls, strips, arrows and shapes that can glow after prior exposure to light. |
| Reflective markings | For extra visibility when light falls on the marking. The surface and traffic determine suitability. |
| Anti-slip tapes and grip strips | Options with grit or a non-abrasive grip surface, selected for the location and use. |
| Transparent protection | A clear protective layer over suitable existing lines or markings. |
| Shapes, symbols and location codes | Corners, crosses, junctions, dots, arrows, footprints, letters and numbers for a complete layout. |
| Floor signs and barcodes | Pictograms, instructions, custom prints and scannable codes for clear zones and storage locations. |
Glow-in-the-dark tape needs prior exposure to light to glow afterwards. Reflective tape returns incident light. These are different functions; we select the specification for your application.
Request a quote →Material selection & installation
The right tape starts with the surface.
A smooth coated floor needs a different approach from porous concrete. We assess adhesion, daily traffic and cleaning. Where conditions are uncertain, we start with a test piece on site.
Clean, dry and sound
Loose paint, old adhesive, grease and cleaning residues must be removed before installation.
Wheels and pallets
Turning wheels and dragged pallets put extra stress on edges. Even heavy-duty tape cannot prevent every type of damage.
Temperature and moisture
Cold storage, outdoor use and wet or oily floors need an individual assessment and an appropriate specification.
Consistent colour coding
We follow your agreed colour plan and establish the meaning of colours, routes and zones before installation.
In practice
Floor layouts and installation in pictures.
From white sports lines to green storage bays and red zones beside loading docks.
From floor plan to clear lines.
- 01
Show us the floor
Send photographs, a plan and the proposed routes or bays.
- 02
Choose the specification
We agree materials, colours, widths and any test pieces.
- 03
Develop the layout
You check the lines, symbols, location codes and dimensions.
- 04
Install and hand over
We prepare the floor, install the markings and discuss care.
A logical layout for your premises
Where do you need clearer floor markings?
From one work zone to a complete warehouse, send us your situation and requirements. We help with materials, layout and installation.
- Photographs, floor plan and estimated metres or quantities
- Floor type and existing coating or markings
- Pedestrians, forklifts, trolleys and turning points
- Temperature, cleaning and preferred specification
Tell us what you need
Frequently asked questions
Which floor tape is suitable for forklifts?
That depends on the floor, loads, wheels and driving patterns. We select a heavy-duty specification for industrial use and assess turning points and scuffing. A test piece helps check adhesion on your floor.
Can you supply corners, arrows and numbers?
Yes. Alongside rolls, there are shapes, arrows, footprints, letters, numbers, floor signs and printed lines. We can combine these into a consistent layout.
Can floor tape be used in a freezer or outdoors?
Different conditions apply. Cold areas need a suitable material and adhesive; standard tape is not automatically suitable. Outdoor use, condensation and moisture also need a product- and site-specific assessment.
Is ESD marking also anti-static?
Not automatically. Printed tape can identify an ESD zone without being anti-static itself. It provides visual identification within your established ESD procedures.
How long does floor tape last?
This varies with the surface, traffic, installation and care. Dragged pallets and turning wheels can damage heavy-duty tape too. We therefore avoid a universal lifespan promise and discuss maintenance and replacement beforehand.