New Warehouse Fit-out Marking: Gaythorne QLD
Quick answer: Line Marking Australia marked a newly leased warehouse in Gaythorne, in Brisbane’s inner north-west, in 2026 before it opened. The job covered a container loading zone, 278.8 m of yellow storage bay lines with lanes lettered A to K, 6 forklift operating-zone pictograms and 48.8 m of yellow walkway lines.
The brief
A warehouse manager in Gaythorne, in Brisbane's inner north-west, was getting a newly leased warehouse ready to open and asked us to come out, review the floor and work out the line marking it needed. We quoted from the site review and photos.
Surface preparation
Areas to be painted were cleaned by high-pressure rotary water blasting, and any old, flaking paint was removed by diamond grinding so the new markings would bond properly.
What we marked
- Container loading zone: 46.8 m of yellow zone marking, 2 sets of 600 mm LOADING ZONE lettering and two chevron areas (13.5 m and 16.3 m)
- Storage lanes: 278.8 m of yellow 100 mm bay lines and 300 mm lane lettering A to K
- Forklifts: 6 forklift pictograms with 200 mm OPERATING ZONE lettering
- Pedestrians: 48.8 m of yellow walkway edge lines and 3 walkway symbols
- Traffic: 45.1 m of 100 mm edge line and 3 sets of 300 mm IN lettering
Why mark a warehouse before it opens
Marking an empty floor is faster and cheaper than working around racking, stock and forklifts later. Lettered lanes also make picking and put-away easier from day one: staff are told "lane F", not "the third row past the dock".
Fitting out a new warehouse? Send us the floor plan and we will quote the full layout, or see warehouse zone line marking.
Case Study FAQs
Before racking and stock go in. Line Marking Australia marks new warehouses, like one in Gaythorne, on the empty floor, which is quicker and cheaper than working around forklifts and pallets later.
Yes. Line Marking Australia paints lane and bay lettering, such as lanes A to K at 300 mm high, along with bay lines, loading-zone lettering and forklift pictograms.
Yes. Line Marking Australia can review the site with you, or quote from a floor plan and photos, and gives a fixed price for the full layout.
At the Gaythorne warehouse, Line Marking Australia marked the container loading zone with 46.8 m of yellow zone marking, 2 sets of 600 mm LOADING ZONE lettering and two chevron areas. The large lettering and hatching show drivers and staff where containers are loaded, so that area stays clear.
The storage bay lines at the Gaythorne warehouse were 100 mm wide and yellow, with 278.8 m marked in total. Line Marking Australia added 300 mm lane lettering from A to K, so staff can find each storage lane quickly when picking and putting away stock.
At Gaythorne, Line Marking Australia cleaned every area to be painted with high-pressure rotary water blasting, then removed any old, flaking paint by diamond grinding. Preparing the warehouse floor this way lets the new line marking bond properly, so it lasts under forklift and foot traffic.
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