Warehouses often need both floor graphics and wall-mounted signage, but they solve different problems, and knowing which to prioritise first depends on how your facility actually moves.
When Floor Graphics Work Best
Floor markings from our Floor Stickers collection — including Custom Floor Stickers and Floor Graphics Printing — are most effective where people naturally look down while moving: pedestrian lane markings, forklift crossing points, and queue or waiting-area guides. They're easy to see at close range but lose visibility from a distance or when stock is piled nearby.
When Wall-Mounted Signage Works Best
Wall and overhead signs — from our Directional Signage & Wayfinding Signs range — are better for information people need to see from a distance or while driving a forklift: bay numbers, exit routes and hazard warnings near racking. They stay visible even when floor space is cluttered with pallets or stock.
Using Both Together
Most facilities end up using both: floor graphics for close-range guidance and immediate hazard marking, wall signage for distance visibility and permanent wayfinding. Rather than choosing one, map out which zones in your facility need close-range guidance versus distance visibility, and order accordingly.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do floor stickers hold up under forklift traffic?
Tell us the traffic level and surface type for the area and we'll recommend a suitable floor sticker material.
Can wall signage be mounted at height for forklift visibility?
Yes — let us know your ceiling height and mounting preference when ordering.
See the full Warehouse & Logistics Facility Printing Package, or read our guide to choosing safety signage and our artwork and layout checklist.
