Separating routes, zones and hazardous areas helps reduce the risk of injuries, collisions and operational errors in everyday movement.
Floor Marking
Floor marking without interrupting operations.
Clear lines, zones and symbols for warehouses, production facilities and logistics. Modern UV technology provides immediate surface usability, high durability and installation even during full operation.
Installation without downtime
UV curing
OHS and operational logic
High mechanical resistance
Fast UV application
After UV exposure, the surface is immediately ready for use, minimizing disruption to production, logistics and the movement of people.
Clear visual rules improve orientation, material flow and handling in warehouses, production facilities and technical operations.
Properly designed marking supports workplace safety discipline and helps maintain order across the facility.
Application technology
Fast UV technology for clean and durable implementation.
For floor marking, we use UV curing technology that combines fast installation with a highly functional result. It is ideal for operations where immediate surface usability and minimal restrictions are important.
Immediate surface usability after UV exposure
No conventional shutdown or long waiting time
Clean process without unnecessary odor or solvents
High chemical and mechanical resistance under load
Suitable solution for warehouses, production and logistics
Floor marking is a practical safety system for workplaces with the movement of people, equipment and materials. It helps reduce the risk of collisions, improves orientation and creates a clearly organized environment for daily operations.
Where it is used
A solution for warehouses, production and logistics centers.
Floor marking makes sense wherever it is necessary to clearly separate the movement of people, forklifts, machines, materials or designated safety zones.
Production and assembly facilities
For workplaces with high movement frequency, multiple zones and the need for clear spatial organization.
Warehouses and logistics halls
For separating routes, racking zones, handling corridors and loading areas.
Service and technical workplaces
For clearly marking workstations, service areas and safe zones.
Parking and traffic areas
For directing movement, designated positions, warning lines and spatial orientation.
Color system
Colors that provide instant orientation.
Color marking is based on the safety logic of the workplace. It helps employees and visitors quickly understand routes, zones, restrictions and warning areas.
Yellow for traffic routes and handling equipment movement
White for workstations and neutral areas
Red for fire safety equipment and critical points
Green for safe and escape routes
Color zones
Colors that provide instant orientation.
Color marking is based on the safety logic of the workplace. It helps employees and visitors quickly understand routes, zones, restrictions and warning areas.
Yellow
Traffic routes and the movement of handling equipment.
White
Workstations and neutral areas.
Red
Fire safety equipment, restrictions and critical points.
Green
Safe and escape routes.
Blue
Parking spaces, material positions or specific operational zones.
Yellow-black
Hazardous areas, edges, obstacles and warning sections.
Process
Four steps to clear and functional marking.
The entire process is designed to be clear, technically correct and usable in real operations from day one.
We evaluate the movement of people, equipment and material flow in the specific space and identify critical points.
We design zones, routes, symbols and color logic with regard to OHS requirements and daily operations.
We select suitable materials, a visual system and the UV application method according to load and substrate type.
We complete the marking with minimal impact on operations and provide recommendations for maintenance.
What to watch out for
Incorrect marking does not create order. It creates chaos.
If colors, routes or symbols are chosen without operational logic, the result can confuse employees and reduce trust in safety rules. That is why floor marking should be handled professionally and in the context of the specific space.
Marking must respect the real movement of people, forklifts and materials
Colors and symbols should be consistent throughout the entire facility
Durability, resistance and suitable application technology are also important
What the solution must take into account
Operational logic, safety rules, surface type, load intensity and how quickly the space needs to return to use.
3MON approach
Technology, innovation and solutions for real-world operations.
3MON brings modern technological procedures that increase the safety and efficiency of industrial operations. We design floor marking to deliver an immediate practical effect in orientation, workplace discipline and operational flow.
Technical solution designed according to the specific operation
Focus on usability, durability and OHS logic
Modern implementation method with minimal operational restrictions
FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
The most common questions companies ask when planning and implementing floor marking.
What is floor marking and what is it used for?
It is a visual safety and orientation system applied directly to the floor. It helps mark traffic routes, work zones, hazardous areas, storage spaces or escape routes.
Where is it most commonly used?
Mainly in production halls, warehouses, logistics centers, parking areas and technical facilities where it is necessary to separate the movement of pedestrians, forklifts and machines.
What materials are used?
Depending on load and durability requirements, special paints, durable tapes or other heavy-duty solutions may be suitable. The key is to choose the technology according to the specific operation.
Is floor marking part of occupational health and safety?
Yes, in many operations it supports the employer’s obligations to create a safe and understandable working environment.
Service inquiry
Are you interested in floor marking?
Send us basic information about your facility and we will be happy to prepare a suitable solution proposal.