Measured Failures in Layout & Marking
Even when the base is built correctly, layout and marking issues frequently appear in the field. Here are real examples of the measurable deviations we regularly see.
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Future Issues for the Schools
This issue isn’t visible during the initial striping—it typically only reveals itself at the first repaint.
By then, the running track is complete and options are limited.
Understanding it early allows for control over long-term consistency.
Complete Stencil Packages for Consistent Re-marking
Long-term consistency comes from controlling stencil and layout decisions from the initial striping.
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How We Supply Piece of Mind
• Accurate calculations and drawings
• Independent oversight in the field with dual-mark verification
• Standardized stencil package for consistent markings
• Educational seminars in your office for architects, engineers, General Contractors and Schools
Running Track Marking Specification Sheet
Define events, colors, and layout decisions before striping begins—so nothing is left to interpretation in the field.
Track Marking Specification Sheet (pdf)
DownloadState Rulebooks and Resources
Not all states publish their own independent track and field rulebooks. In many cases, states adopt or defer to the standards established by the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS).