payment 100% Secure Payments
star_borderVerified customer reviews on Trustpilot
phone Customer Service +39 0521 1870015
local_shipping We ship to all EU countries and worldwide
Cost based on weight and destination, calculated in the cart. EU: standard approx. 5 working days, Express approx. 2.
sync Easy returns within 14 days
stars Certified Original Products
verified_user 24-month International Warranty
When there are many spaces side by side, as in a row of pallets on the floor, putting four corners on every space means multiplying the pieces. T and cross markers solve this: the T goes on the side shared by two neighbouring spaces, the cross at the point where four spaces meet, and the L-shaped corners are needed only at the ends. The result is a tidy grid that can be read at a glance and leaves almost all of the floor clear.
They are made of PVC approx. 0.6 mm thick, thicker than ordinary vinyl floor stickers, and coloured all the way through: the colour is not a surface print, so it will not peel and stays visible even with the scuffs of everyday wear. The surface is anti-slip, class R10 to DIN 51130. They are made in the United Kingdom and come with a technical data sheet showing tests by an independent laboratory: adhesion, tensile strength, operating temperature from -30 to +70 °C and anti-slip class. The T measures 30 x 20 cm; the cross has 30 cm long arms and an overall size of 23.5 x 23.5 cm. The arms are 8 cm wide, like those of the 20 x 20 cm self-adhesive corners.
Clean the floor with a degreaser or a cloth with alcohol and let it dry thoroughly: dust and moisture are the enemies of adhesive. First mark out the grid with chalk or a chalk line, then place the markers at the meeting points. Peel off the backing, place the piece and press it down firmly from the centre outwards, ideally with a roller, to push out the air. Fit at temperatures above 10 °C. Avoid dragging pallets or crates over them: sliding damages them.
There is no legal requirement for the colour: what matters is using the same code throughout your company. Yellow usually marks aisles, walkways and caution areas, white marks work areas and equipment. Yellow shows up well on almost all grey floors, white stands out on dark floors.
Are they mandatory?
No. The EU directive on safety signs at work (92/58/EEC) requires vehicle traffic routes to be marked with continuous stripes, preferably white or yellow, where the risk assessment requires it. Corners, footprints, arrows and markers are not mandatory: they help you organise the space and complement the lines.
How many do I need?
For a row of spaces side by side you need 4 corners at the ends and 2 Ts for each divider. In a grid with several rows, add crosses where four spaces meet.
Which floors do they stick to?
On smooth, compact indoor floors: smooth or painted concrete, resin, tiles. They stick less well to rough, dusty concrete, so clean it very thoroughly before fitting.
Can you walk on them straight after fitting?
Yes, straight away: there is nothing to dry, unlike paint.
Can pallet trucks drive over them?
Yes, they are also suitable for areas where pallet trucks pass. Like all floor marking they wear with use: just replace any worn or damaged pieces, with no paint and no need to stop work.
What is in the pack?
10 self-adhesive T markers or 10 cross markers, in the colour of your choice.
For aisle lines, see our floor marking tapes. To press the stickers down firmly, use the professional roller.
The full technical data sheet, in Italian and English, is among the attachments on this page.
For companies and organisations: invoices and larger quantities – write to [email protected].
