Road Safety

Line and road markings

Car park bays, walkways, disabled bays and access lines marked properly, so the areas around your buildings work and stay safe.

  • Free design and site survey
  • Durable thermoplastic, anti-slip
  • Installed nationwide, often in a day
Line marking and surface works being carried out at a school site

What are line and road markings?

Line marking is the practical setout of a car park or site, bays, walkways, access lanes, hatching and disabled bays, applied in thermoplastic or durable paint. It keeps the areas around a school or building organised and safe, separating cars from people and making the most of the parking you have. We mark bays to sensible dimensions, add pedestrian walkways and crossing points, and lay the statutory yellow lines and disabled bays where they are needed, so drop-off, staff parking and deliveries all flow.

Why schools choose them

Order in the car park

Clear bays and lanes get more cars into the same space and keep them moving, which matters most at the pinch of drop-off and pick-up.

Cars and people kept apart

Marked walkways and crossing points give pedestrians a safe route through the car park, separating them from moving vehicles at the busiest times.

Hard-wearing under traffic

Thermoplastic bay and line markings take vehicle weight and turning far better than ordinary paint, so they stay crisp for years.

Types of line and road markings we install

Car park bays, access lines and site markings done properly.

Parking bays and layouts

Standard, parallel and echelon bays set out to fit the space and get the most parking from it.

Disabled bays and access

Compliant accessible bays with the wheelchair symbol and access hatching.

Walkways and crossings

Pedestrian routes, crossing points and safe-zone hatching to keep people clear of vehicles.

Yellow lines and directional markings

No-parking lines, keep-clear boxes, arrows and give-way markings for site traffic.

How the work goes

Survey, design, install and aftercare, and most of it is ours to do.

  1. 01

    Survey

    We measure the car park or yard, note the entrance, flow and any constraints, and work out the layout that gets the most usable, safe parking from the space.

  2. 02

    Design

    We set out the bays, walkways, disabled bays and lines on a plan, so you can approve the arrangement before anything is marked.

  3. 03

    Install

    We prep the surface and apply thermoplastic or paint to the setout, working to fit around access to the site and keep disruption low.

  4. 04

    Aftercare

    The markings take traffic once cured. We can refresh worn lines, remark after resurfacing or adjust the layout on a return visit.

What do line and road markings cost?

Car park and line-marking jobs are usually priced by the size of the area and the number of bays and lines, and a modest school car park often falls somewhere in the low thousands. Thermoplastic costs more than paint up front and lasts far longer under traffic. Because every site differs, we survey the area and give you a fixed quote rather than a rate over the phone.

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Specification at a glance

The key details for line and road markings. We confirm everything on your design drawing.

DetailSpecification
MaterialThermoplastic or durable line paint
Standard bayTypically 2.4m x 4.8m, set to the site
Disabled bayMarked to accessible dimensions with symbol
Yellow linesNo-parking and keep-clear markings
SurfaceTarmac, macadam or concrete
Best appliedOn a dry surface, out of school hours

Examples of our work

A closer look at line & road markings and designs like them on real school playgrounds.

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Line and road markings: your questions answered

Do you mark disabled parking bays to the correct size?

Yes. We mark accessible bays to the recommended dimensions with the wheelchair symbol and the access hatching alongside, so they are usable and clearly reserved. We confirm the number and position with you at survey and set them where they best serve your entrance.

Should a car park be thermoplastic or paint?

It depends on the traffic and the budget. Thermoplastic costs more at the outset but takes vehicle weight and turning far better, so it stays legible for years, while paint is cheaper up front and needs redoing sooner. We will give you both figures at survey so you can choose on the whole-life cost.

Can you remark our car park after resurfacing?

Yes. Resurfacing wipes the old layout, so we set the bays and lines out fresh once the new surface has cured. We can reproduce the previous layout or improve on it while the slate is clean, and we work out of hours to keep the car park usable.

Get a free design and a fixed quote

Tell us about your playground and we will arrange a survey, draw line & road markings around your yard and send a fixed price, with no obligation. Prefer to talk it through?

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  • Free design and site survey
  • No obligation
  • Nationwide install team
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