Warehouse Floor Tape Installation Services
Most companies sell you floor tape and leave the rest to you. We supply the tape and install it. Our crews handle the site evaluation, layout, color plan, and install, nationwide.
In business over 27 years
Nationwide installation crews
ISO 9001:2015 certified
Tape and labor from one company
What is included
Layout and marking plan Send us your floor plan, photos, and rough measurements. Indicate where lanes run, how wide, where crossings. floor condition and keep-clear zones go. From there, we will provide our best recommendation. If you already have a drawing, we work from it and tell you if we see something that will not hold up. On-site evaluations are available on request, and we will tell you when a project is complex enough to be worth one.
OSHA and ANSI color guidance We help you set a color scheme based on OSHA’s safety color code and standard ANSI Z535.1 and 5S convention, then apply it consistently building-wide. Consistency is the part facilities usually get wrong, because schemes drift as different areas get marked at different times.
The right tape for each zone Tape is supplied as part of the job. Heavier material and beveled edges where forklifts run, lighter material where traffic is pedestrian only. No guessing at specs or ordering the wrong width.
Our own crew, nationwide Not a subcontractor we found near your ZIP code. Single sites and multi-site rollouts both work, and on multi-site projects we keep the scheme identical from building to building.
What we install
Warehouse walkways
Shipping and receiving areas
Staging areas
Production work cells
Inventory storage locations
Hazard zones
Keep-clear areas around electrical panels, fire equipment, and exits
Emergency equipment markings
Custom floor markings
If it is not on the list, ask. Most of what we install is a line, a boundary, or a footprint.
How it works
- Tell us about the facility. Square footage, what moves through it, what you want marked.
- We evaluate and plan. You get a layout, a color scheme, and a quote before anything happens.
- We install. Our crew preps the floor and works around your schedule, including nights and weekends.
- We walk it with you. If something needs adjusting, we adjust it.
Why tape installs faster than paint
If you are comparing us to a striping contractor, downtime is usually what decides it. Paint needs prep and cure time, which means closing an area for hours or a full shift and scheduling production around the job. Tape is peel and stick with no cure time, so a section can often take traffic the same day the crew finishes it. On a large floor we work section by section and keep the rest of the building running.
The difference shows up again later. Painted lines have to be ground or stripped to remove. Tape peels up in one piece with no residue, so remarking a reconfigured area is a short job instead of a project. Paint still makes sense for lines that will never move, and we will tell you when that is the case.
Who this is for
Distribution centers, third-party logistics, manufacturing, cold storage, food and beverage production, and retail backrooms. The common thread is a floor with forklift traffic, foot traffic, and not enough separation between the two. If you run several buildings, having one crew mark them all to the same scheme means an employee who transfers reads the floor the same way on day one.
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Why Pacific Barcode
We have been in business over 27 years and we are ISO 9001:2015 certified. Our crews already manufacture and install warehouse rack labels, signs, and floor labels across the country, so we know what warehouse floors do to markings over time. That’s why we spec tape by zone instead of selling one product for every application.
The difference from a tape-only supplier or a striping contractor is accountability. Product and labor, same company, same invoice.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you install floor tape nationwide?
Yes. Our crews travel to facilities across the country for single-site and multi-site projects.
Do you supply the tape, or do I buy it separately?
We supply it as part of the installation, matched to each zone. If you would rather install it yourself, you can order from our floor tape catalog.
How much downtime should we expect?
Less than with paint. Floor tape has no cure time, so a finished section can usually take traffic the same day. We work section by section on larger floors and schedule around your operation, including nights and weekends.
Do you design the layout, or do we need a plan first?
We can do the layout. Most customers come to us with a rough idea and we turn it into a marking plan during the site evaluation.
Will you tell us what colors to use?
Yes, based on OSHA’s safety color code and standard ANSI Z535.1 and 5S convention. Worth knowing what the rules actually say: OSHA 29 CFR 1910.176(a) requires that permanent aisles and passageways be appropriately marked where mechanical handling equipment is used, but it does not specify colors or widths. The specific color assignments are industry convention, not federal mandate, so the scheme should fit how your facility works rather than follow a checklist.
Can you remove old tape or existing painted lines?
We remove old tape, and it can be part of the job. We do not remove paint, since that has to be ground or chemically stripped. Tell us what is on the floor now and we will factor it into the plan and the quote.
What does floor tape installation cost?
It depends on linear footage, tape spec by zone, layout complexity, floor condition, location, and whether the work happens during or outside operating hours. We quote from your layout rather than a per-foot rate, since the same square footage can be a very different job in two buildings.