Floor Marking Tape

Choose floor marking tape by what the line has to say and where it will be laid. Yellow is listed for hazard areas and traffic, red for hazard marking, black and yellow zebra stripes for warnings, and glow in the dark tape for paths and exits in low light. The four Dolphy listings are packs of five rolls, 50mm wide, with the colour rolls 22m long and the glow roll 5m long.

How to choose floor marking tape

By colour. The yellow tape is listed for marking hazardous areas and guiding pedestrian or vehicle traffic in factories, warehouses and construction sites. The red tape is listed for hazard marking and traffic zones, and the zebra tape for factories, warehouses, stairways and workshops. The glow tape is listed for walkways, stairs, emergency exits and hazardous zones.

By surface and place. The four listings give a strong self-adhesive backing for tile, wood, concrete, metal and stone, for indoor and outdoor use, with residue-free removal. The glow tape is a waterproof vinyl. The colour rolls are listed as durable and weather-resistant.

Before you order, check the roll length against the run you need to mark, because the glow roll is 5m and the colour rolls are 22m, in packs of five.

Floor marking tape compared

Frequently asked questions

Which colour of floor marking tape should I use?

The listings do not assign a meaning to a colour, so choose the code your site already uses. The yellow tape is listed for hazardous areas and traffic guidance, the red tape for hazard marking, and the zebra tape for warning lines. The glow tape is the one listed for emergency exits.

How long are the rolls?

The yellow, red and zebra packs list rolls 50mm wide and 22m long, with five rolls to a pack. The glow in the dark pack lists rolls 50mm wide and 5m long, also five to a pack.

Will it stick to concrete and tile?

The listings name tile, wood, concrete, metal and stone as surfaces for the self-adhesive backing, indoors and outdoors. They also list residue-free removal. Clean the surface first so the tape has something to hold.

Is there tape for stairs?

The zebra, red and glow tapes list stairways or stairs among their uses. For grip underfoot rather than a warning line, see the anti-skid tape page.

The wider safety supplies page adds anti-skid stair tape, anti-fatigue mats and cable protectors; industrial tools covers the CIGMAN laser levels. For stairs and ramps rather than aisles, see anti-skid safety tape; there is also a stainless steel wet floor sign for spills.

Delivered Australia-wide in 3 to 5 business days. Orders with a total value of $100 or more qualify for free shipping.

For returns and faulty items, see our return policy.