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Walkways, lanes & zones

Floor marking for traffic, zones, and everyday discipline

Floor-mounted safety signs, anti-slip tape, and floor-marking and retroreflective tape for lanes, zones and visibility.

Standards for this line
ISO 7010EN 16165DIN 67510-1ISO 3864-1UN R150 / EN 12899-1

Floor marking families

Anti-Slip Floor Tape

Floor tape for traction, hazard reduction, and controlled movement in active working environments.

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Floor Tape

Durable floor tape for marking zones, lanes and boundaries in traffic and storage areas.

Photoluminescent Tape

Photoluminescent floor tape that keeps escape routes and step edges readable when the lighting fails.

Warning Tape

High-visibility hazard warning tapes for demarcating temporary or permanent danger zones.

Reflective Marking

Retroreflective tape and markers for surfaces that must stay visible under vehicle headlights and torchlight.

Arrows and Symbols

Floor arrows, symbols and directional markers for guiding movement through working areas.

Standards

What each standard covers here

DENFOIL Floor Marking covers routes, hazards and step edges marked on the floor itself, and traffic lanes, storage zones and hazard borders in the ISO 3864-1 colour conventions. Slip resistance is determined by the pendulum test in EN 16165; a ramp-test R-class to DIN 51130 is a different measurement and does not convert from it, so tell us which one your specification asks for. Retroreflective tape is referenced against the UN R150 (vehicle marking) and EN 12899-1 (fixed installation) retroreflection frameworks.

ISO 7010

Registered safety signs and pictograms

EN 16165

Slip resistance of pedestrian surfaces — pendulum test method

DIN 67510-1

Photoluminescent products — measurement and marking

ISO 3864-1

Safety colours and design principles

UN R150 / EN 12899-1

Retroreflection — vehicle marking and fixed installation

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Need floor marking guidance for a real site

Include traffic type, cleaning routine, substrate, and whether slip reduction is part of the requirement.