Pedestrian Walkways and Safety Zones
Give pedestrians a clearer route through your property. We apply walkway lines, crossing markings, hatched areas and safety zone markings to suit the agreed site layout.
Plan the markings around your site
Clearly defined routes help people understand where to walk and which areas should remain unobstructed. Share a plan or photographs showing entrances, vehicle movements, loading areas and the routes you want to define. We will discuss colours, symbols, preparation and application. Line marking forms part of a wider site-safety approach and should be planned alongside the site’s own requirements.
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Send a plan or photos, confirm the work area and discuss suitable materials and application methods.
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You can request a quote directly from our website with all of the details and specifications of your job, or you can get in contact with us for an obligation-free chat or free site visit so that we can produce a quote based on a more detailed discussion. And we’re happy to answer questions about the work we do or the materials and equipment we use. Either way, you’ll get an electronic quote from us with details of your job, bespoke terms and conditions, and a request for an electronic signature upon acceptance.
Frequently asked questions
What can be included in a pedestrian route?
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We can discuss walkway boundaries, crossing markings, directional symbols and hatched zones. Supply a plan or photographs showing entrances, vehicle movements and the routes you want to define.
What do you need to prepare a quote?
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Send your site location, clear photographs, approximate dimensions, the markings you need and your preferred timing. A plan or sketch is useful if you have one.
Does line marking replace other site-safety controls?
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Line marking communicates a layout. It should be planned alongside the site’s own safety requirements, procedures and other controls rather than treated as a complete safety solution.
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