We know there is a lot to consider when planning an industrial floor painting project. We offer industrial line painting and epoxy floor applications in Central Ohio. The quality of our work over the past 30 years has delivered us a constant stream of referrals from repeat customers.
There is so much to consider when planning this type of project and no two projects are the same. One of the most cited concern is: how long the lines or striping should last? How long do you need them to last? In some instances, we have had customers that only need a quick fix because of a short term lease situation or a simple seasonal floor layout adjustment, in which case we can suggest less expensive options, as opposed to needing a durable-long lasting solution. We have a tremendous amount of experience in determining the best and most economical solutions for you.
No matter your needs, you can expect our professionals to get the job done at the right time and without any mistakes or surprises. Our approach has greatly assisted many of the best companies in Ohio.
The Importance of Industrial Floor Markings
One of the biggest concerns with industrial facilities operators is the safety of the employees. This is the primary reason why floor markings exist. These markings pinpoint different areas or perhaps objects that may be a potential risk.
Another reason why warehouse floor markings exist is to direct traffic. This helps employees navigate their surroundings. They can also be used to help recognize the location of items and boundaries.
Line markings also keep collisions with products and structures within a warehouse from occurring. As a result, this can reduce costs related to such accidents.
What are Industrial Floor Markings & Striping?
Warehouse and manufacturing floor markings or line striping is the process of marking the floor using paint. While tape is typically only a temporary fix, high-quality epoxy paint is long-lasting and more durable.
The main objective of floor marking is to generate separation in spaces. These markings help to direct the flow of traffic and separate forklift lanes from pedestrian traffic.
We take direction from OSHA regarding colors when installing floor markings. These colors indicate different meanings and hazards. For example, yellow can designate caution, while white designates areas where different types of equipment are to be kept. Contact us today to get started!