How Do You Keep Line Marking Consistent Across a Multi-Site Estate?
Consistent marking across a multi-site estate comes from one written specification, one survey format and one planned programme, rather than from each site…
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What Happens to Your Markings When a Car Park Is Resurfaced?
When a car park is resurfaced, the markings go with the old surface. Planing removes them and the new tarmac covers whatever is left, so the whole layout has…
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What Size Should a Parking Bay Be, and How Many Will Fit?
A standard UK parking bay is 2.4 metres wide by 4.8 metres long, and that has been the working minimum for decades. Many new schemes now mark 2.5 by 5.0 metres…
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What Does Commercial Jet Washing Involve?
Commercial jet washing is not one setting pointed at everything until it looks better. It is a method chosen against a specific surface and a specific…
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What Does a Full Car Park Refurbishment Involve?
A full car park refurbishment is four jobs rather than one — cleaning, preparation, coating and marking — and the thing that decides whether the…
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Can You Put a Zebra Crossing in a Private Car Park?
You can put a zebra crossing in a private car park, and a great many sites do, but it will not be a legal zebra crossing in the way one on the public highway…
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How Are Cycle Lanes Marked Out?
Marking out a cycle lane involves far more than a white line, because the type of line, the cycle symbols, the width of the lane and the use of colour are all…
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How Do You Mark a Multi-Use Games Area?
A multi-use games area, or MUGA, is designed to host several different sports on one surface, from netball and basketball to tennis and five-a-side football.…
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How Do You Mark a Car Park for a Hospital or Healthcare Site?
Hospital car parks are some of the most demanding environments for line marking. They're busy, they're emotional, and they never close.
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