How to determine the color of the factory buildings? ?
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Dear experts, we have an alcohol factory that is gradually being standardized, and we are implementing comprehensive visual management. The colors and markings for equipment, pipelines, power distribution cabinets, stairs, handrails, etc., in each workshop have been largely determined, with corresponding standards to guide implementation. The colors for each factory building have not been decided yet; I would appreciate some advice from those with more experience. Our factory is generally organized with areas such as warehouses, boiler rooms, carbon dioxide production workshops, alcohol distillation workshops, fermentation workshops, grain storage facilities, feed production workshops, sewage treatment workshops, and alcohol storage areas. In the past, there was no standardization, and workshop colors were varied. Now, I’m thinking about gradually standardizing it. Friends, is there any standard for workshop colors? Or a guideline document? For example: What color are the tiles on the roof? What color is the exterior wall? What color is the interior wall? What color is the ground? What color are the columns? Thank you, first!
There are no special requirements; however, there is a specification regarding the color of the pipeline medium. There are no standard requirements for the factory building design – it entirely depends on the owner’s preferences. Based on my many years of experience, it is not advisable to use bright colors; it’s better to opt for colors that have a classic look, as they do not appear old over time and remain attractive.
I walked around the old factory and did a preliminary count. The roofs of the existing factory buildings are mostly painted in sky blue, with a small portion being apple green. There are also a few old factories, with their colored tiles covered in rust, classified as rust-colored.