Aprons, medians and tables that look like streetscape
Truck aprons, splitter islands, speed tables and raised crossings have to survive turning trucks and plow blades while telling drivers to slow down. Stamped asphalt and aggregate-reinforced thermoplastic do that without the maintenance of pavers — and they look like part of the street rather than hardware bolted onto it.
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- Vancouver Island · Lower Mainland · Interior
Roundabouts & traffic calming across BC
Square One’s own photography, captioned with the system installed and where. Archive shots stay small on purpose.
- SaanichTrafficPatterns · Decorative Crosswalk
- SurreyStreetBond · Median & Roundabout
- North CowichanStreetPrint · Roundabout
- VernonStreetPrint · Roundabout
- DuncanStreetPrint · Roundabout
- McTavish Exchange, North SaanichStreetPrint · Median & roundabout
- West VancouverStreetPrint · Roundabout
- KelownaTrafficPatternsXD · Roundabout
Systems for roundabouts & traffic calming
All systemsStreetPrint
Stamped asphalt that looks like brick, cobblestone, or custom pattern.
Specs and documentsTrafficPatternsXD
Heavy-duty thermoplastic for high-traffic intersections and transit corridors.
Specs and documentsStreetBond
Coloured pavement coating for bike lanes, plazas, courts, and driveways.
Specs and documentsPreMark
Preformed thermoplastic arrows, legends, and symbols — fast installation.
Specs and documents