Floor marking tape
Boplan offers a wide range of strong floor marking tapes under its LINE PLAN brand. This set of floor tape, line markings, and pictograms surpasses all other floor marking tape systems on the market. While the tape used in most alternative floor marking systems tears off at the slightest movement of a forklift, or even when people walk over it, LINE PLAN provides unparalleled resistance to all types of friction.
LINE PLAN floor tape enables you to clearly designate safe work areas, giving your company a professional look while protecting your employees at the same time. LINE PLAN floor and line markings are suitable for all types of surfaces and applications, including concrete floors, walkways, corridors, work zones, traffic zones, warehouse floors, etc.
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Available in numerous colors and sizes
Line markings and self-adhesive pictograms
In addition to line floor markings for your floors, LINE PLAN also provides a complete range of self-adhesive pictograms in various sizes and designs. Our range of self-adhesive pictograms includes all international safety and warning signs commonly used in industrial and commercial environments. Our LINE PLAN range of floor tapes encompasses a variety of tapes in distinctive colors which are available on rolls and as individual adhesive components.
FAQs
What types of floor tapes does Boplan offer?
Boplan offers various types of high-quality floor marking tapes that effectively increase visibility at any workplace. Within our LINE PLAN range, we offer numerous floor tapes, line markings, and pictograms in distinct colors and for numerous applications.
How does Boplan floor tape differ from other types of marking tape?
With its unparalleled resistance to all types of friction, Boplan floor marking tape surpasses all other floor marking tapes available. In addition, our marking tape has beveled edges. This makes it stronger than other products and extremely well-suited for high-traffic areas. You can also easily apply our floor marking tape yourself. Its strong self-adhesive backing means that it can be applied to a variety of surfaces, including concrete floors, walkways, corridors, traffic areas, etc.
What color of floor tape should I use?
The choice of color for the floor marking tape depends on the risks and hazards in the area it is used. Overview of color requirements:
- Red: indicates a restricted area or evacuation route
- Yellow: warns of a hazard or danger
- Green: indicates the direction, doorways, or information
- Blue: indicates specific actions or procedures
- Orange: indicates chemical storage
- White or yellow: indicates traffic routes, aisles, and work zones
- Blue or black: indicates zones for raw materials, work materials, etc.
- Red: indicates areas for defective parts or goods
- Black and white stripes: indicates free zones
- Red and white stripes: indicates areas with physical hazards
Where are floor markings required?
A risk analysis and traffic plan will determine where floor marking tape is required. Overview of areas where signage is required:
Roadways and walkways: Clearly indicating lanes and directions for drivers helps to avoid collisions with other vehicles, machinery, or people.- Hazardous areas with restricted access: In this case, the entrance should be marked with floor tape. Parking areas are also high-risk zones where collisions can occur, so we recommend designating parking lanes.
- Parking spaces: Clearly designating parking zones helps to prevent collisions between vehicles when they are parking and pulling out. Distinguishing between staff and visitor parking spaces can also be useful.
- Loading points: For clearly indicating where loading areas are located and where pedestrians must be given clearance.
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