The Importance of Car Park Marking for Electric Vehicles
During the past few years, the number of new car sales dropped by 50%. However, at the same time, the world witnessed a considerable increase of around 55% of EV car sales.
Read MoreDuring the past few years, the number of new car sales dropped by 50%. However, at the same time, the world witnessed a considerable increase of around 55% of EV car sales.
Read MoreCar parks should always be designed and built to be efficient. Car park lines, just like any other kind of markings (warehouse, playground, etc.), tend to fade or wear away over time, mostly due to car tyres and heavy traffic.
Read MoreRoad markings are proven to enhance road safety all year round. However, during a long and ferocious winter, road markings tend to become faded, which can increase the risk of traffic accidents.
Read MoreOne of the latest projects we delivered for our client, King’s College Hospital, inspired us to write this article.
Read MoreWarehouse line marking is essential if you want to provide an accident-free environment for your employees and other users of the area.
Read MoreOne of the factors that determine the structural integrity of a car park decking is it’s coating. You already know surfaces like this have a lot to handle – de-icing salt, temperature fluctuations, exhaust fumes, heavy weights...and the sad truth is, not every car park can stand this kind of pressure.
Read MoreThe emphasis during the COVID-19 pandemic is on social distancing. Instead of having to isolate ourselves from our loved ones and the rest of the world, it is of great importance to stay responsible and take a step back from them.
Read MoreHave you seen The Tooley Street Triangle already? Did the reflective mirrorball catch your eye? How do you like the brightly-colored pavement map and pastel shades of yellow, pink and mint that colour the the central beacon?
Read MoreOver 1 tonne of paint over 1600sqm was laid across the 3 car parks and the result was one happy customer.
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