Practical guides on line marking durability, floor coatings, workplace safety, and more — from the team at Line-Marking.co.nz.
One of the most common questions we get from facilities managers and property owners is: how long will my line marking actually last? The honest answer depends on several factors — but understanding them helps you plan maintenance, budget correctly, and avoid the safety risks that come with faded markings.
When it comes to industrial floor coatings, two products dominate: epoxy and polyurethane. Both offer excellent durability, but they perform differently depending on your environment. Choosing the wrong one can mean premature failure, costly repairs, and unnecessary downtime. Here's how to choose correctly.
Warehouses are one of the highest-risk work environments in New Zealand. Forklifts, pallet jacks, and heavy machinery share the same space as workers on foot — and when the movement of people and vehicles isn't clearly defined, accidents happen. Clear pedestrian walkway markings are one of the most cost-effective safety investments a warehouse can make.
If you're planning new playground markings for your school, you've likely come across two main options: painted markings or thermoplastic stickers. Both have their place, but for most New Zealand primary schools, painted markings offer better value, safety, and longevity. Here's an honest comparison to help you decide.
One of the most common reasons line marking fails early isn't the paint — it's the preparation. Properly preparing your surface before marking is the single most important factor in how long your lines last. Here's what you need to know before we arrive on-site.