TrafficPatterns™
Decorative preformed thermoplastic for crosswalks, transit stops and pedestrian zones.
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Thermoplastic road markings — stop bars, arrows and legends, inset or surface-applied.
DuraTherm is a thermoplastic pavement marking for the markings a road cannot do without: stop bars, turn arrows, crosswalk bars, speed legends, lane lines and zone markings, in TAC-standard shapes and legends. It is applied inset into the pavement or on the surface, on asphalt or concrete, and it is retroreflective; the manufacturer puts its service life well beyond painted markings. Square One installs it across the Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island, for standard markings and for decorative crosswalks — the St. Paul's Hospital crossing on Comox Street in Vancouver and crosswalks in Maple Ridge and Chilliwack are on the record.
Figures are the manufacturer’s, from the product’s own data sheet. The manufacturer warrants the material; Square One installs the system and warrants the workmanship.
The surfaces Square One installs it on. The linked ones open the photographs on record for that kind of work.
Square One installations of DuraTherm, captioned with the community and the surface. Filter by region or by the systems installed alongside it.
DuraTherm carries its own colour range, published by the manufacturer as a colour card. Name the colour on the drawing; the sample comes to the site visit, because a screen is not the material.
DuraTherm Colour Palette · PDF · 156 KB
Reference photography of the system from the manufacturer. Square One's own DuraTherm jobs are the frames on the record above.








9 DuraTherm documents — specification, technical data, safety data and colour — are kept with the rest of the library, where they are previewed page by page and checked against the manufacturer’s current editions.
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