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Decorative preformed thermoplastic for crosswalks and pedestrian zones.
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DuraTherm
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Standard thermoplastic road markings built for long service life.
Overview
DuraTherm is the workhorse thermoplastic marking product for arrows, stop bars, crosswalk bars, legends, and zone markings. Applied using inset or surface-applied methods, DuraTherm provides the retroreflectivity and durability that BC municipalities demand, with a service life well beyond painted markings.
Key benefits
- Superior retroreflectivity vs. paint
- Inset or surface-applied options
- Works on asphalt and concrete
- TAC-standard shapes and legends
- Resistant to BC freeze-thaw cycles
Specification
- Manufacturer
- HUB Surface Systems
- Type
- Thermoplastic pavement marking
- Application
- Inset or surface-applied
- Substrate
- Asphalt or concrete
- Optics
- Retroreflective
- Standards
- TAC shapes and legends
Figures are HUB Surface Systems’, from the product’s own data sheet. Square One installs the system and warrants the workmanship.
Applications
Where DuraTherm is specified
The surfaces Square One installs it on, each one linked to the photographs on record.
- 01Stop Bars
- 02Turn Arrows
- 03Crosswalk Bars
- 04Speed Legends
- 05Lane Lines
- 06Yield Triangles
Photographed on site
DuraTherm on the record
6 Square One installations of DuraTherm across BC, captioned with the community and the surface. Filter by region or by the systems installed alongside it.
- North VancouverDuraTherm · Decorative Crosswalk, Spirit Trail
- ChilliwackDuraTherm · Decorative Crosswalk
- Maple RidgeDuraTherm · Decorative Crosswalk
- Comox Street, VancouverDuraTherm · St. Paul's Hospital crossing
- Maple RidgeDuraTherm · Decorative Crosswalk
- ChilliwackDuraTherm · Decorative Yellow Crosswalk
DuraTherm in place
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DuraTherm documents
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 HUB’s current editions.