Musqueam artwork in blue, green and gold TrafficPatterns thermoplastic on the crosswalk beside the UBC letters on University Boulevard, Vancouver
Thermoplastic

TrafficPatterns™

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Decorative preformed thermoplastic for crosswalks, transit stops and pedestrian zones.

Overview

What TrafficPatterns preformed thermoplastic is

TrafficPatterns is a decorative preformed thermoplastic. Each sheet is manufactured to the design — a brick pattern, a border, an artist's crosswalk, a community graphic — and cut before it reaches the site, so the placement is precise and there is no spray drift or overspray. Square One heat-fuses the 125-mil sheets to the pavement, and the crossing is open to traffic within minutes of application. Anti-skid elements run through the whole sheet, and the colours and symbols follow the owner's marking standard. It is the system behind decorative crosswalks, transit stop platforms and pedestrian zones across the Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island, including the UBC and Musqueam crosswalk on University Boulevard, the Musqueam crossing on Granville Street, the artist-designed crosswalk in White Rock and the Every Child Matters crossing in New Westminster.

Key benefits
  • Manufactured to the design — precise placement, no overspray
  • Open to traffic within minutes of application
  • Anti-skid elements throughout the 125-mil sheet
  • Colours and symbols to the owner's marking standard
  • Patterns, borders and custom artwork
  • Heat-fused to the pavement in place — short closures
Specification
Type
Preformed thermoplastic, heat-fused to the pavement
Thickness
125 mil
Surface
Anti-skid elements throughout the sheet
Return to traffic
Minutes after application
Design
Patterns, borders and custom artwork, cut to the drawing
Made to
The owner's marking standard

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.

Applications

Where TrafficPatterns is specified

The surfaces Square One installs it on. The linked ones open the photographs on record for that kind of work.

Photographed on site

Square One’s TrafficPatterns installations across BC

Square One installations of TrafficPatterns, captioned with the community and the surface. Filter by region or by the systems installed alongside it.

System
Region
29 photographs shown
  • University Boulevard, UBC
    TrafficPatterns · UBC & Musqueam crosswalk
  • White Rock
    TrafficPatterns · Custom artist-designed crosswalk
  • Beban Park, Nanaimo
    TrafficPatterns · Sports-themed crosswalk
  • Delta
    TrafficPatterns · Gateway Casino brick crossing
  • Delta
    TrafficPatterns · Gateway Casino crossing detail
  • Delta
    TrafficPatterns · Gateway Casino rumble strips and crossing
  • Coquitlam
    TrafficPatterns · Custom Decorative Checker Crosswalk
  • Delta
    TrafficPatterns + DecoMark · Custom Decorative Crosswalk
Colours

TrafficPatterns colours, off the published card

TrafficPatterns 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.

TrafficPatterns Colour Palette · PDF · 165 KB

Page one of the TrafficPatterns colour card
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TrafficPatterns specifications and data sheets

13 TrafficPatterns 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.

Open the TrafficPatterns documents

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