Lane Mark Tape

Lane Marking Tape for Floor and Zone Marking

Lane marking tape sets out floors and walls so a workplace runs safely and clearly. Its hard-wearing PVC backing and aggressive adhesive stay down under foot and wheeled traffic, holding the line where a lighter tape would lift, and it still removes when a layout changes. That makes it the practical way to mark walkways, lanes, aisles and zones inside factories, warehouses and sporting complexes, without painting the floor. Premium Packaging supplies lane marking tape in bulk to industrial and commercial sites across Australia, delivered from our Sydney base.

Specifications

• Widths: 24mm, 36mm and 48mm (other sizes cut to order).
• Length: 33m rolls.
• Backing: strong, hard-wearing PVC.
• Adhesive: aggressive adhesive that stays down, yet can be removed.
• Colours: blue, white, yellow, red, and black/yellow and red/white stripe.

What Lane Marking Tape Is Used For

• Walkways and lanes, marking pedestrian paths and forklift lanes on the floor
• Zones and areas, setting out storage, staging and work areas
• Hazard marking, black/yellow and red/white stripe for caution and keep-clear zones
• Colour-coding, using single colours to code areas, teams or product zones
• Walls and special areas, internal marking beyond the floor

Colours and Hazard Stripes

The colour range lets you mark and code at a glance. Single colours in blue, white, yellow and red suit lanes, zones and colour-coding, so an area reads clearly from across a floor. The black/yellow and red/white stripe tapes are the hazard colours, used to flag caution areas and keep-clear zones around equipment, exits and fire points. Keeping a few colours on hand means a site can lay out and update its floor marking as the operation changes.

Lane Marking or Anti-Slip Tape

The two safety tapes do different jobs. Lane marking tape is for visual demarcation, marking lanes, zones and hazards so people can see where to walk and where to keep clear. Anti-slip tape is for grip, giving traction underfoot on steps, ramps and walkways. Many sites use both, lane marking to set out the floor and anti-slip where extra grip is needed. For temporary cordoning, barrier tape flags off an area, and printed warning tapes carry a printed safety message.

Choosing the Right Width

Match the width to the marking. The 24mm suits narrower lines and detail, 36mm is a good general marking width, and 48mm gives a bolder, more visible line for main walkways and lanes. Other sizes are available cut to order for a specific layout. Our team can help you set up the right colours and widths for your site.

Order Lane Marking Tape for Your Business

Choose the colours and widths that suit your site and order them with the rest of your tapes and dispensers from one supplier with Australia-wide delivery. Lane marking tape is supplied by the roll in cartons, with bulk and recurring supply available and other sizes cut to order. Our packaging specialists can help you plan your floor marking.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is lane marking tape used for?

It is used to mark floors and walls inside factories, warehouses and sporting complexes, setting out walkways, lanes, zones and hazard areas. Its hard-wearing PVC backing and strong adhesive hold up under foot and wheeled traffic.

What sizes and colours does it come in?

It comes in 24mm, 36mm and 48mm widths on 33m rolls, in blue, white, yellow and red, plus black/yellow and red/white stripe. Other sizes are available cut to order.

Does lane marking tape stay down under traffic?

Yes. The aggressive adhesive and hard-wearing PVC backing keep it down under foot and wheeled traffic, and it can still be removed cleanly when a layout changes.

What is the difference between lane marking tape and anti-slip tape?

Lane marking tape is for visual demarcation, marking lanes, zones and hazards. Anti-slip tape is for grip underfoot on steps, ramps and walkways. Many sites use both for different purposes.

Can I order lane marking tape in bulk or custom sizes?

Yes. Lane marking tape is supplied by the roll in cartons in bulk, with recurring supply available and other sizes cut to order, delivered Australia-wide from our Sydney base.