Warehouse Floor Striping
Lane lines, staging areas and column markings laid out from your plan and painted on bare, polished concrete, for warehouses and distribution centers across South Louisiana.
What's included
- Layout from your floor plan, marked out before any paint goes down
- Lane lines for aisles and traffic paths, including long double lines
- Staging and storage areas boxed out to the plan
- Markings around building columns and racking
- Paint suited to bare, polished concrete
A warehouse floor is a working map. Lane lines keep forklift and foot traffic in their own paths, and staging boxes show where product goes and where it can't sit. The lines only help if they are straight, in the right place and still there after months of traffic.
Laid out from your plan
We start from the facility's layout plan. Lanes, staging areas and column boxes are measured and marked on the floor first, so they line up with the racking, the columns and the doors before any paint goes down. If there is no drawing, tell us where the lanes and staging areas need to go and we'll mark it out with you on site.
Paint for polished concrete
Bare, polished concrete is smooth and dense, and paint that works on asphalt does not always hold on it. For warehouse floors we use a specialized floor paint made for the surface, so the lines stay put under traffic.
Recent warehouse work
In New Iberia, near Lafayette, we laid out and striped the floor of a DHL Supply Chain warehouse, working directly for DHL. The job was done on bare, polished concrete from the facility plan: long double lane lines, staging areas on the open floor and boxes that wrap around the column guards. See the New Iberia project.
Outside the building
The pavement around a warehouse needs markings too. Truck courts, yards, docks and employee parking are covered on our commercial and industrial pavement markings page, and we lay out new parking lots from the site plan.
Working in an operating facility
We work to the site's safety requirements and can stage the job around operations, including nights and weekends, so the building keeps running while we stripe.
Common questions
Can you stripe a polished concrete floor?
Yes. The New Iberia warehouse floor was bare, polished concrete. We use a specialized paint made for that surface rather than the paint we use on asphalt.
Do we need a layout plan?
A plan or marked-up drawing is best, and on the New Iberia job we worked from the facility's plan. Without one, we can mark the layout out with you on site before painting.
Can you work while the warehouse is operating?
Yes. We can schedule around your operations, including nights and weekends, and work an area at a time.
What do you need to price a warehouse floor?
The layout plan if you have one, the size of the area, a few photos of the floor and your schedule.
Where we work
We're based in Jennings and take warehouse and industrial work across South Louisiana, including Lafayette and New Iberia, Lake Charles, Crowley and Jennings. See all service areas.
Recent Warehouse & Industrial Projects
Need a warehouse floor striped?
Send us your project details and we'll follow up with a straightforward quote.