About Drain markers
Save time and money, and prevent pollution
Permanently and professionally mark the contents of manhole covers and drain grates.
We have been supplying our marking system to UK customers since 2006.
Easy to read
Easy to apply
Available in any shape, size or colour
Permanent fixtures when applied to a flat surface using the adhesive supplied
Proven to be durable with a UV and abrasion resistant coating
Our Markers are proven to offer fantastic abrasion and UV resistance. The text will remain clear and the colours vibrant for years to come.
The base is made from a proprietary opaque white plastic which contains U.V. inhibitors and a layering of materials for flexibility and impact resistance.
In addition a polyurethane “dome” is applied to the face of the marker. This optically clear, self-healing, non-yellowing, surface protects against mechanical and chemical abrasion.
Buy Drain Marking Kits online
All stock markers are available in any combination
£150.00
£250.00
See how Drain Markers help stop pollution
Our Work
Our Latest Projects
Only Rain Down the Drain marking programme.
Community Yellow Fish marking programme supported by Thames Water.
Keep Wales Tidy, Natural Resources Wales and Dwr Cymru drain marking campaign.
Our markers have been used to highlight the risk of pollution from surface water drains around the Bay.
What our customers say
“We have used drainmarkers on a number of industrial sites and found that they retain their high visibility, even after several years in highly trafficked areas.”
“They look great and are a great way of raising awareness of the need to stop and think about what should go down a drain”
“The markers are very durable. We have had them for 2 years and they are still looking good. If they get really dirty a simple wipe and they look good again.”
“We find the drainmarkers invaluable to East London Bus Group in the identification of drainage fates and the promotion of environmental awareness amongst our staff”.
“We’ve found drainmarkers easy to use, eye catching and a great way to encourage folk to take water pollution seriously”