Benefits of Drive Thru Markings

Drive-Thru Markings are used to indicate where vehicles will momentarily park while awaiting service. If these markings are not visible, you may see cars knocking into each other, and this will cause a delay in your customer’s order. Over time, the asphalt, which is composed of the top layer that makes up your drive-thru lane, will fade, making it harder and harder to make out these pavement markings. If this happens, you should consider restriping your drive-thru lane so that the lines are clearly visible.

Benefits of Drive Thru Markings

Increased Safety: Pavement markings help to clearly indicate traffic flows, lanes, and parking areas, reducing the risk of accidents. Improved Organisation: Clearly marked parking spaces and loading zones make car parks easier to navigate and more organised. Improved Accessibility: Disabled parking spaces, parent and child parking bays, EV bays, and more can be painted in bright and conspicuous colours to make them easy for people with disabilities to spot.

Drive-Thru Design: From Concept to Concrete Markings

Thermoplastic Drive Thru Markings are long-lasting, resistant to chemicals and weather, and can withstand frequent use. This makes them a cost-effective choice when compared to paint. They also require less maintenance, as they can withstand more frequent washing and cleaning. Before applying thermoplastic drive-thru markings, the surface should be thoroughly cleaned and free of dirt and debris. It should also be dry, and the stripe lines should be marked out with chalk or tape to ensure that they are straight and properly aligned. Then, the striping material needs to be heated with a propane-powered heater or a specialized hot air gun before application.