Red and White Striped Floor Tape

Features & Benefits

• Red and White Floor Tape for compatible floor marking, colour coding and identification tasks
• 50mm x 33m – approximately 1.97 inches x 108.27 feet
• Alternating red and white striped finish for highly visible workplace markings
• PVC construction for flexible and manageable application
• Useful for warehouses, workshops, factories and stockrooms
• Suitable for marking borders, restricted zones and designated areas
• Can form part of an organised workplace colour-coding system
• Cut to the required length for individual applications
• Convenient roll format
• Sold per roll
• Available for UK mainland delivery

Common Uses

Subject to surface compatibility and the requirements of the working environment, potential applications include:

• Marking warehouse and stockroom floors
• Creating borders around designated areas
• Identifying equipment and storage locations
• Highlighting restricted or controlled zones
• Marking packing and dispatch areas
• Creating lines around workstations
• Colour coding compatible workplace surfaces
• Supporting general workplace organisation
• Marking temporary layouts and event areas
• Identifying areas that require additional attention

Red and White Floor Tape 50mm x 33m

Create visible striped floor markings with Red and White Floor Tape 50mm x 33m. Its alternating red and white design provides a distinctive line for marking compatible floors in warehouses, factories, workshops, stockrooms and packing areas.

The 50mm width creates a noticeable marking without covering an unnecessarily large section of the floor. Meanwhile, the 33m roll length provides tape for several smaller tasks or longer continuous lines.

Because the tape is supplied on a roll, it can be measured and cut according to each application. Therefore, users can create straight lines, individual markers, corners and shorter identification strips as required.

Red and white may be associated with restricted areas, access controls or locations requiring attention within some workplace systems. However, colour meanings can vary. Consequently, the purpose of each marking should be defined clearly within the organisation’s own safety and colour-coding procedures.

Red and White Floor Tape Specifications and Details

Dimensions are nominal, while imperial measurements are approximate. In addition, the stated dimensions describe the width of the tape and the available roll length.

Adhesive type, total thickness, temperature range, waterproof performance, weather resistance, UV stability and specialist approvals are not established by the roll dimensions alone. Therefore, please contact us if one of these properties is essential to your application.

Red and White Floor Tape for Workplace Marking

Red and White Floor Tape provides a practical way to create distinctive lines and marked areas on compatible workplace floors.

It may be used to identify the edges of equipment zones, restricted areas, storage locations and workstations. In addition, its two-colour striped pattern helps separate the marking from surrounding solid-colour lines.

Before creating a complete marking system, decide what the red and white combination will represent. Then communicate this information to employees, visitors and contractors who use the area.

Floor tape can support workplace organisation. However, it should not replace required safety signs, physical barriers, emergency signs or approved hazard-control measures.

Red and White Floor Tape for Warehouses and Stockrooms

Organised floor markings can help separate working, storage and controlled areas. For example, Red and White Floor Tape may be used to create borders around selected stock locations, equipment positions or restricted zones.

First, measure the intended area and plan the line position. Then ensure that the completed layout will not cause confusion or obstruct existing safety markings.

The 50mm width provides a clear line for many general marking applications. Meanwhile, the 33m roll length allows users to mark several smaller zones or complete a longer continuous section.

Where red and white markings form part of a health and safety system, complete an appropriate workplace assessment. In addition, ensure that the colour, pattern and placement follow applicable site policies and regulations.

Choosing Red and White Floor Tape 50mm x 33m

Start by considering the surface on which the tape will be applied. Smooth, clean and stable surfaces will generally offer a more suitable application area than dusty, uneven or damaged flooring.

Next, assess the contrast between the striped tape and the floor. Red and White Floor Tape should remain clearly visible against the surrounding surface and nearby markings.

Also consider the level of pedestrian, trolley and vehicle traffic in the area. High-traffic locations may require a specialist tape or a permanent painted marking system.

For temporary layouts or general organisation, this tape offers a convenient roll-based solution. However, specialist environments may require certified products with particular slip, fire, chemical or electrical properties.

Preparing Floors for Red and White Floor Tape

Careful preparation helps Red and White Floor Tape make effective contact with a compatible surface.

First, remove loose dirt, dust and debris from the application area. Next, clean away grease, oil or other contamination using a method suitable for the flooring material.

Allow the floor to dry fully before applying the tape. Otherwise, trapped moisture may reduce contact between the adhesive and the surface.

Check the floor for loose coatings, flaking paint, cracks or damaged sections. The tape may bond to a weak surface layer that subsequently lifts away.

For polished, painted, coated or unfamiliar floors, test a small and inconspicuous area first. This allows you to assess adhesion and check whether removal affects the surface.

How to Apply Red and White Floor Tape 50mm x 33m

Measure and mark the intended position before unrolling Red and White Floor Tape. For straight lines, use suitable measuring equipment or a chalk guide.

Begin at one end and apply the tape gradually. Meanwhile, keep the roll aligned with the planned route to reduce curves and uneven edges.

Press the tape down firmly as you work. In addition, smooth the complete width of the strip to reduce wrinkles, trapped air and lifted edges.

Avoid stretching the tape excessively during application. Stretched tape may attempt to return to its original shape, which can place additional stress on corners and end points.

Use a suitable cutting tool to create a neat finish. Finally, inspect the completed marking and make sure that all edges are firmly attached before reopening the area for normal use.

Creating Corners with Red and White Floor Tape

When creating a rectangular bay or marked border, plan each corner before applying Red and White Floor Tape.

Individual straight strips can be overlapped carefully to form a corner. Alternatively, the tape may be cut accurately so that adjoining strips meet neatly.

Where possible, consider the direction of the striped pattern when joining sections. This can help create a more consistent and professional-looking finish.

Avoid leaving raised or folded sections because these may catch on footwear, cleaning equipment or trolley wheels. Instead, press every corner and overlap firmly against the surface.

Maintaining Red and White Floor Tape Markings

Inspect Red and White Floor Tape periodically, particularly in areas exposed to frequent foot traffic, cleaning equipment, pallet trucks or trolleys.

Because dirt and marks may become visible on the white sections, regular cleaning can help maintain a clear appearance. However, use a cleaning method compatible with both the tape and the underlying floor.

Check for lifted edges, tears, excessive wear or loss of adhesion. Then replace damaged sections before they create unclear markings or potential trip points.

Floor tape should not cover cracks, holes or other flooring defects. Instead, repair the underlying floor using an appropriate method.

Red and White Floor Tape for Temporary Layouts

Red and White Floor Tape can be useful when creating compatible temporary layouts for stock organisation, displays, events or changing workplace arrangements.

Because it is supplied as a roll, users can cut lines and markers to the required length. Consequently, layouts can be adjusted without applying every strip in the same size.

Removal characteristics can vary according to the floor material, surface condition, installation period and surrounding environment. Therefore, test the tape before using it across a large or sensitive area.

Do not assume that the tape will remove without residue or surface marking unless this has been confirmed for the particular floor and application.

Storing Red and White Floor Tape 50mm x 33m

Store Red and White Floor Tape in a clean, dry location and follow any manufacturer guidance supplied with the product.

Protect the roll edges from dust, moisture and physical damage. In addition, retain the original packaging where practical so that the product information remains available.

Avoid storing heavy items on top of the roll because this may distort its shape. Before use, inspect the tape and make sure it remains clean and suitable for application.

After completing the task, return the unused roll to its designated storage area.

Alternative Names

Customers may also search for:

• Red and white floor marking tape
• Red and white PVC tape
• Red and white striped tape
• Red white hazard tape
• PVC floor marking tape
• Warehouse floor tape
• Industrial floor tape
• Workplace marking tape
• Striped floor identification tape
• Red and white safety tape

These terms may describe products with different adhesives, patterns, thicknesses and performance specifications. Therefore, compare the complete product information before choosing tape for a particular environment.

Food Safety Information

Direct food-contact suitability has not been confirmed for this product.

Therefore, do not apply Red and White Floor Tape directly to exposed food or food-contact surfaces unless appropriate manufacturer confirmation is available.

Where the tape is used in a food packing or preparation environment, ensure that its placement and use follow the organisation’s hygiene and safety procedures.

PPWR Compliance Information

The EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation, Regulation (EU) 2025/40, establishes requirements for packaging placed on the EU market. Further information is available through the European Commission’s packaging guidance.

Floor marking is not normally a packaging application. However, if this tape is supplied, transported or used as part of a packaging arrangement, assess the relevant materials and intended use.

This description does not constitute a declaration of PPWR compliance. Please contact us for available product information if you need to assess a specific packaging application.

Sample Requests

A small sample patch can help you assess colour, pattern, adhesion and compatibility with your intended floor before placing a larger order.

For roll products, samples are supplied as small patches where available. Please contact us to discuss your requirements:

• Email: sales@expresspackaging.co.uk
• Telephone: 0121 622 2347

Tell us about the surface on which you intend to use the tape. In addition, let us know about the expected traffic, cleaning process and working environment.

Illustration Only

Product photographs are for illustration purposes. Floors, application tools, warehouse equipment and other accessories are not included unless stated in the listing.

Packaging and appearance may vary. In addition, photography, lighting and screen settings can affect how the red and white colours appear.

Dimensions are nominal, and imperial conversions are approximate. Always follow the supplied product instructions and confirm suitability before use.