The UBC Musqueam crosswalk at the University of British Columbia campus entrance in Vancouver: Coast Salish artwork rendered in coloured pavement by HUB Surface Systems

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Municipalities

Accessible crosswalks, transit corridors and plazas for Vision Zero programs, installed by certified crews across Canada.

Designers & specifiers

Stamped patterns, PMS-matched colour and snowplow-safe systems, with spec sheets and spec language for the tender.

Contractors

HUB trains and certifies its installers across Canada.

The systems

Ten systems, endless applications.

Stamped asphalt, preformed thermoplastic and coatings. Which one depends on what the surface has to take.

All systems
StreetPrint stamped asphalt estate driveway: dark cobblestone-pattern entry between brick gate pillars under autumn trees

StreetPrint

Stamped asphalt. The original. Since 1992, a Canadian invention.

CrosswalksDrivewaysParks
Specs
Red StreetBond coating on a harbourfront walkway with a cable railing and lamp posts, port cranes across the water

StreetBond

The colour. Engineered for life in Canada.

ParksPlaygroundsCourts
Specs
TrafficPatternsXD red brick-pattern walkway after a light snowfall, with a steel shade shelter and new houses behind

TrafficPatternsXD

Aggregate-reinforced preformed thermoplastic. Traffic tough, proven coast to coast.

CrosswalksEntrancesTransit
Specs
Veterans walk across a TrafficPatterns crosswalk of red bars, a maple leaf and a soldier silhouette above the words Lest We Forget, Kitchener, Ontario

TrafficPatterns

Preformed thermoplastic. You design it, we build it, our certified installers make it last.

CrosswalksEntrance featuresParks
Specs
MMAX red bus-only lane: BUS ONLY legend on MMA methyl methacrylate coloured transit lane in London, Ontario

MMAX

MMA area markings. Fast installation. Built for tough environments.

Bus lanesBike lanesCalming
Specs
DecoMark preformed thermoplastic public art: circular Indigenous medallion artwork bonded to a concrete plaza at a building entrance

DecoMark

Custom graphics. Community identity. Public art.

IdentityWayfindingPublic art
Specs

Also available:PreMarkDuraShieldDuraThermStreetBondSR

Applications

The job decides the system.

Crosswalks, bike lanes, civic art, driveways. Each asks something different of the surface, and each has a system for it.

TrafficPatternsXD crosswalk in alternating red and pale brick-pattern bands at a bus terminal, buses at the platforms behind

Crosswalks

High-contrast crosswalks in preformed thermoplastic that keep their grip and their colour through plow seasons.

Red brick-pattern crosswalk at the entrance to Toronto Premium Outlets, Halton Hills, Ontario

Commercial Spaces

Hardscape finishes for retail centres, mixed-use developments, and hospitality entries.

Waterside multi-use path with white direction arrows and a curving centre line, bike racks and a paver edge in the foreground

Parks & Paths

Colour, pattern and wayfinding on park paths, plazas and multi-use trails.

Green bike box with a white bicycle symbol and turn arrows at an intersection, a cyclist riding past

Bike Lanes

Coloured lanes in MMA, symbols and bike boxes in preformed thermoplastic.

Blue articulated rapid-transit bus on a red bus-only lane at an intersection, beside a station platform

Bus Lanes

Red bus lanes and transit corridor surfaces in MMA and aggregate-reinforced thermoplastic, built for concentrated loads.

Geary Works lettering and green gear graphics set into an asphalt path

Community Branding

Neighbourhood identity, cultural art and wayfinding, heat-applied to the street in preformed thermoplastic.

Pavement artwork of green roots and a blue water drop spreading across a street-corner plaza

Public Art

Civic-scale pavement murals, Indigenous art installations, and landmark street graphics.

Roundabout with a red brick-pattern stamped apron and chevron signs, forest behind, Maple Ridge, British Columbia

Traffic Calming

Colour and texture for gateways, speed tables and roundabouts, so drivers see the street change before any sign.

Grey StreetPrint herringbone roadway lined with black bollards in front of new brick townhomes

Townhomes

Cohesive stamped asphalt hardscape for townhome and strata developments.

All applications
Product Portfolio Book · Volume 5 cover

Product Portfolio Book

Every system and every application, in one book.

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Projects

Recent work across Canada.

Jobs by town, how each went in, and the spec behind it.

The cover of the Product Portfolio Book, Volume 5, the Musqueam crosswalk at the HUB sign at UBC
Guide2 min read

Volume 5 of the Product Portfolio Book is out

The 2026–27 edition of the Product Portfolio Book is out, with HUB's ten systems and documented projects across Canada. Read it online page by page, or have a printed copy mailed to your office.

Nov 5, 2026

Read the story
A pedestrian walking across a TrafficPatternsXD crosswalk of tan and charcoal squares in downtown Toronto, Ontario
Project

Downtown Toronto crosswalks still performing after 11 years

Oct 2026 · 2 min read

Yellow Look Listen Live rail safety marking on a concrete sidewalk beside a railway crossing signal at the Children's Safety Village of Brant, with a HUB Surface Systems truck behind
Project

A Look Listen Live rail safety marking in Brantford

Oct 2026 · 1 min read

The brick-pattern TrafficPatternsXD crosswalk at the entrance to Toronto Premium Outlets in Halton Hills, Ontario, fourteen years in service, with the outlets' sign behind
Guide

Which parking lot markings to put in preformed thermoplastic

Oct 2026 · 3 min read

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