New Building Car Park and Walkway: East Brisbane QLD
Quick answer: Line Marking Australia marked the car park of a new commercial building in East Brisbane in October 2026, working from the builder’s plans. The job covered 8 car bays, 1 accessible bay with a yellow chevron shared zone and bollard to AS/NZS 2890.6:2009, and 44 m of yellow walkway lines to the entrance.
The brief
A new commercial building was going up in East Brisbane, and the car park slab needed marking before the building opened. The client sent the plans and a sketch of the slab dimensions, including a 5 m awning over the building entrance that the walkway had to line up with.
What we marked
- Car bays: 8 bays with 5.4 m white bay lines
- Accessible parking: 1 accessible bay with a blue and white symbol, a yellow chevron shared zone beside it, and a surface-mounted bollard supplied and installed in the shared zone
- Walkway: 44 m of 100 mm yellow walkway edge lines and 3 walkway symbols, leading pedestrians from the car park to the entrance
The work was done in standard hours, 6 am to 6 pm on a weekday, since the building was not yet open.
Getting accessible parking right
Under AS/NZS 2890.6:2009, an accessible bay is 2.4 m wide with a 2.4 m shared zone beside it, and the shared zone needs a bollard so no one parks in it. The bay and shared zone were marked as drawn on the plans, and the bollard was installed as part of the same job.
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Case Study FAQs
Yes. AS/NZS 2890.6 calls for a bollard in the shared zone beside an accessible bay so cars cannot park in it. Line Marking Australia supplies and installs the bollard with the line marking, as on a new building in East Brisbane.
Yes. Line Marking Australia sets out bays, accessible parking and walkways directly from architectural plans, and gives a fixed-price quote from the drawings.
Under AS/NZS 2890.6 an accessible parking bay is 2.4 m wide and 5.4 m long, with a 2.4 m shared zone beside it marked with yellow chevrons.
The car bays at the East Brisbane building were marked with 5.4 m white bay lines, which matches the standard 5.4 m bay length in AS/NZS 2890.1:2004. Line Marking Australia marks bay lines 80 to 100 mm wide and sets them out from the approved car park plan before painting.
At the East Brisbane building, Line Marking Australia marked 44 m of 100 mm yellow walkway edge lines and 3 walkway symbols, leading people from the car park to the entrance. Yellow edge lines stand out against both the bays and the concrete, so pedestrians can see the safe route.
Yes. Because the East Brisbane building was not yet open, Line Marking Australia did the work in standard hours, 6 am to 6 pm on a weekday. On sites that are already open, we can work at night or on weekends instead, so the car park stays usable.
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