RAL 6000
Colour reference directory
RAL CLASSIC Colour References
Search the 216 RAL CLASSIC references by code, name or colour family. RAL defines and standardises shades but does not manufacture paint or coating materials, so the final product and finish must be confirmed separately.
Colour and product discovery
Browse RAL references
Search and family selections narrow this brand library while keeping every published colour within easy reach.
37 matching records
RAL Green references
RAL 6001
RAL 6002
RAL 6003
RAL 6004
RAL 6005
RAL 6006
RAL 6007
RAL 6008
RAL 6009
RAL 6010
RAL 6011
RAL 6012
RAL 6013
RAL 6014
RAL 6015
RAL 6016
RAL 6017
RAL 6018
RAL 6019
RAL 6020
RAL 6021
RAL 6022
RAL 6024
Ordering and showroom information
What Designer Colours can confirm
This page supports colour-reference research. Any paint, coating, finish or matching service is a separate choice and is shown only where confirmed.
Using this colour reference
Use the RAL code as the colour reference, then confirm which coating manufacturer, product, substrate system and sheen will be used. Digital values are for visual planning and cannot guarantee the physical result.
Further guidance
Details and common questions
About RAL
RAL CLASSIC is a colour collection used for colour specification in architecture, design, industry and skilled trades.
The current RAL CLASSIC collection contains 216 four-digit colour references. RAL states that it defines and standardises shades rather than producing coating materials.
Does RAL manufacture RAL paint?
No. RAL defines and standardises shades and produces colour-reference tools. Paint and coatings in a RAL shade come from coating manufacturers and suppliers.
What should I confirm before ordering?
Confirm the exact colour, product range, finish, base, pack size, current availability, price, collection or delivery method, and expected lead time. A colour catalogue record alone does not confirm any of these.
Why can the screen colour differ?
Displays, room lighting, neighbouring materials, substrate and sheen can all change perception. Use digital colour for discovery, then judge an appropriate physical sample in the real space.
