Projected Walkways

Combine complete visibility & total control to with high-impact projected walkways

Guide movement and improve safety in the busiest environments with bright and clearly defined routes that are always visible and work alongside conventional safety barriers.

Projected Walkways for Warehouses and Factories are a smart upgrade for busy sites where clear pedestrian routing is essential.

Designed for demanding and high-traffic areas, KPASS projected walkways are the ideal upgrade to traditional floor markings. They eliminate the need for maintenance and create clear separation between people and moving machinery, helping to improve pedestrian safety with projected walkway systems that stay visible throughout the day.

Built for demanding industrial settings, such as frozen and chilled environments. Our projected walkways remain sharp and can easily be repositioned as your environment evolves.

Take control of your workplace safety with powerful LED projection and smart controls that actively reduce risk, enforce compliance and protect your people.

  • Loading & unloading bays
  • Warehouse picking routes
  • Production line walkways
  • Goods in & out areas
  • Pedestrian walkways
  • Forklift operating zones
  • Emergency exit routes
Harness the power of projected walkways

Always Clear

Bright and unmistakable pathway
guidance commands attention.

Customisable

Tailored safety messaging designed
for your exact environment.

Save Money

No maintenance required, eliminate
ongoing repairs & downtime.

Help make your site safer with our experienced experts in projected walkways

Get a competitive quote for Projected Walkways, call or email us today!

01482 680977 info@kpass.org

Frequently Asked Questions

How do projected walkways work in industrial environments?

Projected walkways use high-intensity light projectors to display clear pedestrian paths directly onto the floor. These systems create bright, visible lines or symbols that guide movement and define safe walking zones. Because they are digitally generated, the layout can be adjusted easily as workflows change. This makes them particularly effective in fast-paced industrial environments where flexibility and visibility are essential for maintaining safe traffic flow.

How to Keep Pedestrians Safe from Forklifts in a Warehouse?

The most effective approach combines clear visual guidance with proactive safety measures. Projected walkways provide highly-visible pedestrian routes that stand out, even in busy areas. When paired with warning projections or sensors near vehicle routes, they reinforce separation between people and machinery. This constant, visible guidance encourages safer behaviour and reduces the risk of collisions in shared spaces.​

Do projected walkways work in low-light or dusty environments?

Yes, projected walkways are particularly effective in low-light conditions, where their brightness makes routes easy to follow. In dusty environments, performance remains strong provided the equipment is specified correctly. Industrial-grade projectors are designed to cut through airborne particles and maintain visibility. Proper positioning and regular lens cleaning will ensure clarity, even in challenging conditions.

When should I use projected walkways instead of floor markings?

Projected walkways are ideal when floor markings are prone to wear, require frequent updates or are often ignored. They work especially well in high-traffic areas, dynamic workspaces or facilities that regularly change layouts. Downtime for repainting can be disruptive and markings often fade quickly. Projection offers a flexible and reliable alternative that keeps safety guidance clear and up to date.​

Do projected walkways reduce maintenance costs?

Projected walkways can significantly reduce ongoing maintenance costs by eliminating the need for repainting, tape replacement and surface preparation. Traditional markings often degrade quickly in busy environments, leading to repeated upkeep. In contrast, projection systems maintain consistent visibility without physical wear. Over time, this reduces labour, materials and operational disruption, making them a cost-efficient solution for long-term safety management.​