Mansfield is a city southeast of Fort Worth and southwest of Dallas. The city is a great place to raise a family, due to its selection of schools and good housing options. Education in Mansfield is rated highly, perfect for potential families. The average cost of housing is slightly higher than the national average, but the median income of Mansfield is considerably higher than the national average to make up for it. Mansfield also is a short distance from two major cities, providing access to multiple airports, hospitals, and commercial areas. The city of Mansfield, however, is not lacking in amenities for its residents. Mansfield hosts a variety of businesses to cater to its residents' needs, many of which we have striped for in the past. 

This is wholly dependent on the shape and size of your parking lot, the entrance and exit orientations, and lots more. You may choose to have straight in-parking stalls in case the car is 90 degrees to the aisle. On the other hand, you could have an angle or slant parking, provided that the stalls are 45 to 60 degrees relative to the aisle or medium or parallel parking to the aisle.

Don’t forget that lines must be 4 inches wide in all circumstances and 15’ to 18’ long, irrespective of your design. Moreover, you are necessitated to have an accessible handicap parking space for each of the available 25 spaces with 60-inch wide access aisles situated adjacent to the designated parking space, in order to fulfill the ADA striping requirements.

Van-Accessible Parking Spaces  
Van-accessible parking spaces are similar to the accessible parking spaces for cars except for three features required for vans, including the following:
– A wider access aisle of 96 inches wide to accommodate wheelchair lift.
– An added sign categorizing your parking space as “Van Accessible”
– Vertical clearance to give room for van height at the van parking space.

The Site of Accessible Spaces  
To be fire lane compliant, all accessible parking spaces must be situated in easy access to the entrance of your building. However, the parking spaces should be dispersed and also situated very close to the accessible entrances in case the building as a whole has more than a few accessible entrances.  
In addition, you must always remember that the route is expected to be a minimum of 3 feet wide, must be without stairs or curbs, and must have a solid, stable slip-resistant surface, with regard to the route from the parking lot to the facility entrance.

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Stenciling in parking lots is done to mark essential areas and inform the drivers about the traffic information rules in the parking area. Depending on your needs and requirements there is a dozen of stencils which you can do for the parking lot. There are a variety of wordings, arrows, and sizes from which you can choose the one which is most suitable for you. The stencils often come with a kit containing alphabets, numbers, and directional arrows. These can be used to create a perfect parking stencil depending on your choice and needs. ​

Reserved
This stencil is done to designate an area in the parking lot for VIPs and other dignitaries. The stencil will convey a message to all the drivers to not park in the reserved parking area. This way you will be able to keep the assigned area clear all the time. ​

Fire Lane
This is one of the most important signs in any parking area. Authorities also emphasize to have an area separated and designated for the fire lane. Not only the stencil but the color of fire lanes are also kept isolated from the regular parking area color to separate and highlight them. Stenciling fire lanes in the assigned area will also inform and alert the drivers to keep the road open and clear all the time. 

Handicap Parking
Sign of the handicap parking lot is stenciled in the designated area to show precisely where handicapped drivers can park and regular drivers’ cannot. Handicap parking stencils aren't usually written in words but shown with the internationally recognized symbol for handicap. 

No Parking
The no parking stencil is done in various areas where drivers can park, but they are not allowed to. These areas may include a building front, a shop front, and even any road which doesn’t have much space for both driving and parking.

Zebra Crossing / Crosswalks
These stencils are used to inform both drivers and pedestrians of where they can cross the road. It is best to cross the street or across the parking lot  from the designated crosswalk  because it is a designated area for people on foot, and drivers are required to drive slower and stop if pedestrians are crossing.

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