about us
our story
At Nexus Linemarking, we don’t just paint lines; we define safety, flow, and professional standards for Australia’s infrastructure. Based in Brisbane and serving the wider South-East Queensland region, we provide high-performance surface marking solutions for car parks, warehouses, roads, and industrial sites.
The "Nexus" Difference
Nexus is proud to be a First Nations-owned and operated business. For us, the word “Nexus” represents a connection point; the intersection of traditional values and modern industry.
We bring a unique perspective to the civil and construction sector, combining a deep respect for the land we work on with a relentless drive for operational excellence. Choosing Nexus means more than just getting a job done; it’s an investment in Indigenous economic participation and a commitment to a more inclusive Australian supply chain.
What we deliver:
We understand that linemarking is the final, critical touch on any project. Our team operates with a “right first time” mentality, ensuring every line is crisp, compliant, and durable.
Expertise: From AS/NZS compliant safety zones to custom branded stencils.
Efficiency: 48-hour quoting and flexible scheduling to minimize your operational downtime.
Safety: Comprehensive $20M public liability coverage and strict adherence to TMR and Australian standards.
Durability: Premium paint materials, including Cold Applied Plastics (CAP) and anti-slip coatings, designed for the harsh Australian climate.
Our Values:
Integrity: We do what we say we’ll do, when we say we’ll do it.
Connection: Building lasting partnerships with Tier 1 contractors, government bodies, and local businesses.
Respect: Acknowledging the Traditional Custodians of the Country where we work and striving to create opportunities for the next generation of Indigenous talent.
See Our Latest Blogs
How Wide Does a Parking Bay Need to Be in Queensland?
In Queensland, a standard parking bay is typically 2.4 m to 2.5 m wide and 5.4 m long, depending on how the carpark is classified. In Brisbane retail centres and high-turnover sites, bays are generally 2.5 m wide. In office or long-stay facilities, they may be 2.4 m. Residential or low-turnover bays can reduce to
Thermoplastic vs Paint in queensland: Which Lasts Longer and Why?
If you manage a car park, warehouse or commercial facility in Queensland, choosing between thermoplastic and paint is not simply a pricing decision. It is a lifecycle and compliance decision. In high-UV, high-traffic environments across South East Queensland, the wrong specification can lead to premature failure, increased maintenance cycles and potential non-compliance under AS/NZS 2890