
In a busy factory or warehouse, the biggest safety risk usually isn't the machinery, it's people and vehicles sharing the same space without clear boundaries. Well-planned floor marking separates pedestrians from forklifts, flags hazard areas before someone walks into them, and keeps your site organised enough that a new staff member can find their way around on day one.
We work with factories, warehouses and distribution sites across Canterbury and the mid/north of the South Island, fitting marking projects around your production schedule rather than the other way around. We understand you can't always shut down for a day, so we offer evening, weekend and fume-free options to keep your operation running while we work.
Pedestrian and vehicle lane separation
Safety line marking for hazard zones, machinery clearances and fire exits
Unloading bay, racking bay and pallet zone marking
Forklift safety lines
Commercial and industrial floor marking
Anti-slip coatings for wet or high-traffic areas
Stencilling for bay numbers, hazard symbols and custom signage
Fume-free, low-odour options so staff and stock aren't affected while we work
Scheduling around your production hours, including evenings and weekends
Paint systems built to withstand forklift and heavy foot traffic
SiteWise NZ Green certified, a straightforward pass for corporate health and safety sign-off
Free site visit and quote before you commit to anything
Whether it's a full factory floor plan or a quick refresh of worn safety lines, we'll visit your site, talk through what matters for your operation, and provide a free quote. Call 0800 54 63 48 or fill out the form in the 'request a free quote' button below.








Factory marking has to withstand forklift traffic, spills and constant foot traffic indoors, so we use different paint systems and often add anti-slip additives that outdoor car park paint doesn't need.
Yes. Separating pedestrian walkways from vehicle and forklift routes with clear, contrasting lines is one of the most common reasons factories bring us in, it directly reduces the risk of a collision on site. We also mark unloading bays, racking bay numbers, pallet zones and storage locations, helping keep stock movement organised and easy to audit.
Yes. We can use low-odour and fast-curing options so staff, stock and machinery aren't affected while the paint sets, ideal for sites that can't fully shut down.
Yes. Most factory and warehouse jobs are scheduled evenings or weekends specifically to avoid disrupting production.
Marking should clearly define pedestrian zones, hazard areas, fire exits and equipment clearances in line with workplace health and safety requirements. We can talk you through what applies to your site.
With the right paint system for the traffic level, factory lines typically hold up well for one to two years before needing a touch-up, high-wear turning areas may need attention sooner.
Yes. For factory floors, ramps and outdoor areas prone to getting wet, we can add anti-slip additives to the paint system for extra safety underfoot.
Locations: Canterbury - Christchurch, Ashburton, Timaru. West Coast - Hokitika, Greymouth. Marlborough - Picton
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