Industrial Car Park and Entry Marking: Acacia Ridge QLD
Quick answer: Line Marking Australia completed two industrial jobs in Acacia Ridge, Brisbane, in 2026. The first re-laid a car park and yard with 21 bays, parallel parking, reserved bays and one-way traffic flow. The second painted large red and green panels with NO ENTRY and EXIT ONLY lettering at a factory entrance.
Job 1: car park and yard re-layout
An industrial tenant in Acacia Ridge needed its car park and yard re-marked, with some bays set aside for specific users and a one-way traffic flow.
- Preparation: high-pressure rotary water blasting of the areas to be painted, and 7.5 m of old tape removed
- Bays: 21 standard car bays and two runs of parallel parking (30.6 m and 12.3 m long), plus 2 short parallel bays
- Reserved bays: 4 sets of 300 mm yellow reserved-parking lettering
- Traffic flow: 600 mm ONE WAY lettering, 3 straight arrows and 3 yellow 10 m lines
Work was programmed with an allowance for out-of-hours work so the yard could keep running.
Job 2: entry and exit panels
For a sign company working at a factory in Acacia Ridge, we pressure-washed the driveway and painted two large panels, each 6 m by 2.5 m: one red and one green, two coats each. The sign company supplied custom stencils and we sprayed NO ENTRY and EXIT ONLY in white, two coats, with letters up to 4.4 m long so drivers can read them from well back.
Why it matters
On an industrial site, trucks, staff cars and visitors share the same space. One-way flow, clearly reserved bays and unmistakable entry and exit markings cut the risk of a vehicle coming the wrong way through a gate. Car park layouts follow AS/NZS 2890.1:2004.
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Case Study FAQs
Yes. Line Marking Australia paints large coloured panels with stencilled lettering, such as two 6 m by 2.5 m red and green panels with NO ENTRY and EXIT ONLY at a factory in Acacia Ridge, so drivers see them from a distance.
Yes. Line Marking Australia paints reserved-bay lettering, parallel parking, one-way lettering and arrows to suit how an industrial yard actually runs.
Yes. Line Marking Australia regularly sprays custom stencils supplied by sign companies or builders, as well as its own standard stencils.
Each panel was 6 m by 2.5 m, one red and one green, with two coats of paint. Line Marking Australia then sprayed NO ENTRY and EXIT ONLY in white, two coats, using the sign company’s custom stencils, with letters up to 4.4 m long so drivers can read them from well back.
In the Acacia Ridge yard, Line Marking Australia marked one-way traffic flow with 600 mm ONE WAY lettering, 3 straight arrows and 3 yellow 10 m lines. Clear one-way markings help trucks, staff cars and visitors all move the same way, which cuts the risk of a vehicle coming the wrong way.
Yes. At the Acacia Ridge car park, Line Marking Australia removed 7.5 m of old tape and cleaned the areas to be painted with high-pressure rotary water blasting. Removing loose tape and dirt first means the new bay lines and lettering bond to the surface and last longer.
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