QMS Car Park Line Marking Solutions

Lifespan depends on traffic volume and material choice. We will always recommend the right material for your usage during the site survey.

Absolutely. This is standard practice for us, particularly on retail and commercial sites. We’ll agree a schedule that works around your operating hours – whether that’s an overnight shift, an early Sunday morning, or a phased approach across multiple sessions to keep sections of the car park open throughout.

• Retail & Supermarket Car Parks – High-traffic environments that need clearly defined bays, directional arrows, pedestrian crossings and designated zones including click-and-collect, disabled and parent-and-child bays.
• Commercial & Office Car Parks– Named bays, visitor spaces, accessible parking and efficient traffic flow layouts for business parks and corporate premises.
• Multi-Storey Car Parks– Floor-by-floor bay marking, directional signage, level indicators and pedestrian walkways — applied with specialist equipment suited to enclosed decks.

We can install to your specific layout design, or our team will visit, measure the space, understand your requirements (number of bays, disabled provision, pedestrian routes, any designated zones) and provide a layout recommendation.

Yes. Where existing markings need to be relocated or replaced, we offer our own line removal service as part of the project. Clean surface preparation ensures better adhesion and a cleaner result for the new markings.

Disabled parking bays in the UK should comply with DDA regulations – which specifies minimum bay dimensions and proximity to building entrances. Our team applies bays to these specifications as standard and can advise on quantity requirements based on your overall car park size.

Yes. While our operational base is in Devon, we work with clients across the UK — from large national retail operators with multiple sites to individual commercial premises. Contact us with your location and we’ll confirm availability and timescales.