Parking bay lines
Standard bay outlines, repaint take-offs and spacing checks.
Road Markings Visual Encyclopedia
A visual guide to common car park, yard and warehouse floor markings — identify what a line, box, arrow or symbol means, then specify the right paint before you order.
Pick the marking type before you estimate paint
Use the tiles below as a quick visual key, then jump into the matching planner or calculator with the correct line, symbol and hatching assumptions.
BaysHatchingEV/accessArrowsCrossingsHazards
Hatching / keep clear
Access zones, loading areas and no-parking boxes.
EV bay symbols
Charging bay symbols, colour blocks and directional markings.
Directional arrows
One-way flow, entrance/exit management and lane control.
Accessible bays
Wheelchair symbols, enlarged bays and access aisle hatching for compliant disabled parking.
Pedestrian crossings
Zebra bars and walkway markings for safe pedestrian routes across car parks and yards.
No-waiting lines
Single and double yellow restriction lines along kerbs, fire routes and access lanes.
Give-way markings
Yield triangles and priority lines at internal junctions, exits and shared routes.
Traffic-calming chevrons
Warning chevrons and slow-zone markings for speed humps and approach lanes.
Numbered & reserved bays
Bay numbering and reserved-space stencils for permit, tenant and visitor parking.
Once the required markings are identified, estimate quantities with the visibility simulator or the paint calculator, then confirm the final specification with the contractor or supplier responsible for the site.