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How does virtual floor marking with a laser work?

Instead of applying tape or paint to the floor, a floor laser projects a line or a cross onto the floor – typically from 5–10 m mounting height on the ceiling or wall. The marking is forklift-proof, abrasion-resistant, maintenance-free and permanently visible, even under heavy forklift traffic or cleaning machines. Unlike physical markings, virtual floor markings can be repositioned at any time – ideal for changing layout requirements in warehouses, industrial halls, production floors and logistics centres. TopFloor laser units run 24/7 over a typical service life of 25,000–40,000 hours.