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TrafficPatternsXD™
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The heavy-duty kind of stamped asphalt — for the busiest intersections and transit corridors.
Overview
What TrafficPatternsXD is, and how it differs from StreetPrint
Square One installs two kinds of stamped asphalt. StreetPrint® presses the pattern into the asphalt itself; TrafficPatternsXD is the heavy-duty alternative from the same manufacturer — 150-mil aggregate-reinforced preformed thermoplastic sheets, 25 mil thicker than standard TrafficPatterns™, heated and stamped into the top layer of prepared asphalt. As the surface wears, new anti-skid elements are exposed. It takes the same patterns, borders and colours as TrafficPatterns, and it is the material Square One puts down where the traffic is heaviest across the Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island: the rainbow intersection in Nanaimo, the railroad-inspired crosswalk in the City of Langley, the Brighouse Station crossings in Richmond, the Little Italy crosswalks on Commercial Drive, the White Rock Pier crosswalk and the Granville Island crosswalk, photographed two years on.
Key benefits
- 150-mil sheets — 25 mil heavier than standard TrafficPatterns
- New anti-skid elements exposed as the surface wears
- Heated and stamped into the asphalt
- Same patterns, borders and colours as TrafficPatterns
- Fast installation, short traffic closures
- For transit hubs, arterial crosswalks and major intersections
Specification
- Type
- Aggregate-reinforced preformed thermoplastic, heated and stamped into the asphalt
- Thickness
- 150 mil — 125 mil on standard TrafficPatterns
- Substrate
- Prepared asphalt
- Surface
- New anti-skid elements exposed as the sheet wears
- Range
- The TrafficPatterns patterns, borders and colours
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 TrafficPatternsXD is specified
The surfaces Square One installs it on. The linked ones open the photographs on record for that kind of work.
- 01Major Intersections
- 03Transit Hubs
- 04Bus Stops
- 06High-Volume Pedestrian Zones
Photographed on site
Square One’s TrafficPatternsXD installations across BC
Square One installations of TrafficPatternsXD, captioned with the community and the surface. Filter by region or by the systems installed alongside it.
System
Region
32 photographs shown- NanaimoTrafficPatternsXD · Rainbow intersection
- Commercial Drive, VancouverTrafficPatternsXD · Little Italy crosswalk
- White Rock PierTrafficPatternsXD · Pier crosswalk
- City of LangleyTrafficPatternsXD · Railroad-inspired crosswalk
- City of LangleyTrafficPatternsXD · Railroad-inspired crosswalk — detail
- Granville Island, VancouverTrafficPatternsXD · Decorative crosswalk
- LangleyTrafficPatternsXD · Railways crossing at the heritage block
- LangleyTrafficPatternsXD · Railways crossing, crew on site
Colours
TrafficPatternsXD colours, off the published card
TrafficPatternsXD 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.
TrafficPatternsXD Colour Guide · PDF · 334 KB
TrafficPatternsXD reference photography
Reference photography of the system from the manufacturer. Square One's own TrafficPatternsXD jobs are the frames on the record above.
Specify it
TrafficPatternsXD specifications and data sheets
8 TrafficPatternsXD 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.