Toronto Premium Outlet Mall
14-year-old entrance feature. Still performing every day.
Halton Hills, Ontario | TrafficPatternsXD
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Decorative pavement solutions · Volume 5
The HUB Product Book
Every system and every application HUB installs across Canada: what it is, where it goes, and the work it has done. Read it here, on any screen, or open any page as printed.
Asphalt and concrete are the canvas. Your city is the gallery.
Each installation is a unique endeavour, designed to provide streetscapes and community areas with a powerful sense of civic identity. Every project we deliver serves as a reminder that our public spaces are vital, meaningful threads within the community.
Understanding what works. Solutions for Canada.
- 1Built for freeze-thaw climates
Stress-tested for temperature swings, snowplow blades, and constant use.
- 2Year after year of proven performance
Our materials outperform traditional systems using innovative technologies invented in Canada.
- 3Visibility and safety in every condition
High-contrast, UV stable colours and patterns. Retroreflective options and skid-resistant by design.
- 4Specified coast to coast
Trusted by transportation engineers, urban designers, landscape architects and municipalities Canada-wide.
Grimsby, Ontario
Kitchener, Ontario
Every crosswalk is a blank canvas.
Richmond, BC
Ten systems
Our systems, how they work, and where to find them.
- TrafficPatternsUsing colour, your design, heat-fused onto asphalt or concrete.11
- TrafficPatternsXDUsing patterns, colour and aggregate, heat fused and stamped on asphalt.13
- StreetPrintThe original stamped asphalt system.19
- StreetBondPerformance coatings that add colour and preservation to your projects.25
- StreetBondSRSolar reflective coatings.29
- DecoMarkWayfinding, messaging, graphics, public art, heat-fused to asphalt or concrete.31
- MMAXIndustry leading MMA, transit lanes and area markings.33
- DuraThermInlaid, flush mounted thermoplastic markings.35
- DuraShieldMaintenance coating for asphalt.37
- PreMarkPre-cut, heat-applied thermoplastic markings.39
Kitchener, Ontario
TrafficPatterns
Preformed thermoplastic.
You design it, we build it, our certified installers make it last.
Anti-skid aggregate is intermixed through the full cross-section, so the grip lasts as long as the colour. Custom designs to fit with the community.
- Thickness
- 125 mil
- Skid resistance
- 60 BPN, ASTM E303
- Open to traffic
- Hours
- Service life
- 8+ years
Crosswalks · Entrance features · Parks · Parking lots
Kleinburg, Ontario
TrafficPatternsXD
For the toughest environments.
Aggregate-reinforced, preformed thermoplastic. Traffic tough, proven coast to coast.
The toughest material in the product range, built for performance in Canada. Proven in high traffic with concentrated wheel loads. High colour contrast for increased safety. Specified by Canadian transit authorities, municipalities and commercial stakeholders across Canada.
- Thickness
- 150 mil
- Aggregate
- 8–9 Mohs rating
- Skid resistance
- 60 BPN, ASTM E303
- Service life
- 10+ years
Crosswalks · Entrances · Transit · Streetscapes
TrafficPatternsXD, TrafficPatterns and DecoMark
Thirty-seven colours
Formulated for UV stability.
Standard
- Black
- Salmon
- Khaki
- Field Grey
- Sonoma Sand
- Tan
- Grey
- Cinnamon
- Sand
- White
- Sienna
- Santa Fe Clay
- Cocoa
- Heritage Red
- Chestnut
- Colonial Brick
- Dark Red Brick
- Brick Red
- Burnt Orange
- Terracotta
Premium
- LT Grey
- LT Blue
- Blue
- Olive Green
- Sky Blue
- Teal
- Green
- SYG
- Kelly Green
- Pink
- Lemon Yellow
- LT Green
- Purple
- Orange
- Yellow
- Lilac
- Red
Natural brick blends: Sand, Chestnut, Brick Red and Dark Red Brick. Physical samples available by request.
Printed pages 14–15TrafficPatternsXD
Place. Heat. Stamp.
- 01Place
Aggregate-reinforced, preformed thermoplastic panels are positioned precisely on the prepared surface.
- 02Heat
Specialty heating equipment fuses the panels to the pavement, creating a permanent, skid-resistant surface.
- 03Stamp
Place the desired template on the surface and vibrate the template into the melted surface, while keying into the asphalt below.
The result: pattern and colour become part of the surface.
Residential driveway
StreetPrint
Stamped asphalt.
The original. Since 1992. A Canadian invention, eh?
Patterns are stamped into existing asphalt, then coloured with StreetBond coatings. The surface stays flush: no slip, no trip. Nothing for a plow blade to catch, no joints to weed, no pavers to settle, asphalt stays flexible.
- System
- Stamping + StreetBond coating
- Patterns
- Standard and custom options
- Service life
- 10–20 years
- Base
- New or existing asphalt
Crosswalks · Driveways · Parks · Streetscapes
StreetPrint
Reheat. Stamp. Coat.
How genuine stamped asphalt is installed.
- 01Reheat
Infrared heaters bring the existing asphalt back to a workable temperature: no removal, no repaving, no excavation.
- 02Stamp
Flexible templates stamp the selected pattern of brick, cobble, herringbone or other standard or custom templates into the heated surface.
- 03Coat
StreetBond creates the colour, and seals the asphalt using the industry's most advanced asphalt coating. UV-stable, skid-resistant, flexible, and safe for the environment.
The result: pattern and colour simulating brick and stone.
HUB Surface Systems
StreetPrint & TrafficPatternsXD
Stamping templates.
Precision made templates for stamping decorative patterns into hot asphalt. Custom designs available.
Field templates
- Ashlar Slate
- British Cobble
- Offset Brick
- Random Slate
- Herringbone
- Diagonal Herringbone
- Thompson Stone
- Random Cobble
- Texas Cobble
- Tile Sets 6", 8", 12"
- Eurofan
- Scallop
Border templates
- Stacked Brick
- Texas Cobble
- Soldier Course
- Tile options
Custom
- Custom templates available on request
Crosswalks · Entrances · Driveways · Plazas · Streetscapes
Saint John, New Brunswick | Harbour Passage
StreetBond
The colour.
Engineered for life in Canada
Designed to move with the pavement, avoiding the three failures of rigid coatings: cracking, premature wear, and being slippery in wet conditions. Sixty-three standard colours plus full custom colour matching.
- Type
- Water-based, epoxy-modified acrylic
- Surfaces
- Asphalt and concrete
- Colours
- 63 standard + custom colours
- Life cycle
- 8+ years / easily refreshed
Parks · Playgrounds · Courts · Area markings
StreetBond colour
Sixty-three colours
The complete StreetBond colour range. Custom Pantone matching available.
EMA Colours · 2026 Colour Card
- Safety Red
- SR Paprika
- Flamingo
- Rose
- Sunset Blush
- Safety Orange
- Pumpkin Spice
- Burnt Sienna
- Nutmeg
- Terra Cotta
- Brick
- Chestnut Brown
- Sierra
- Safety Yellow
- Marigold
- SR Mustard
- Butterscotch
- SR Sunbaked Clay
- Avocado
- Sage
- Cactus
- Bike Path Green
- Celtic Green
- Shamrock
- Emerald Green
- Hunter Green
- SR Evergreen
- Sea Foam
- Jade
- Aqua
- Sky Blue
- Ocean
- Tide
- Safety Blue
- Cobalt Blue
- Patriot Blue
- Aster
- Smokey Mauve
- Mocha
- Down to Earth
- SR Brownstone
- Bedrock
- Brown Suede
- Truffle
- Taupe
- Driftwood
- San Diego Buff
- SR Khaki
- SR Fawn
- Sandy Beige
- SR Sandstone
- SR Irish Cream
- SR Limestone
- SR White
- Sterling
- Pewter
- Concrete Gray
- SR Mod Slate
- Granite
- Gunmetal
- Slate
- Graphite
- Black
DuraShield
- SR Gray
- Asphalt Gray
Twelve SR colours carry a solar reflectance of 0.33 or higher and can contribute to LEED heat-island reduction credits. Reflectance ASTM C1549, emittance ASTM C1371, SRI ASTM E1980. Swatches are indicative: specify by name and request a physical sample for colour approval.
Printed pages 26–27
Toronto, Ontario
StreetBondSR
Solar reflective coating.
Mitigating the urban heat island effect.
StreetBond colours that are formulated to reflect rather than absorb. Twelve colours carry SR 0.33 or higher and can contribute to LEED V5 urban heat-island credits (non-roof).
- Solar reflectance
- ≥ 0.33 initial
- LEED
- V5 SS Credit: Urban Heat Island
- Surfaces
- Asphalt
- Life cycle
- 8+ years
Parking · Plazas · LEED projects · Schools
Victoria, British Columbia
DecoMark
Custom graphics.
Community identity. Public art. Innovative material.
Factory fabricated to your vector artwork using our colour palette, then heat-fused to the substrate. Community identity, commemorative art, wayfinding and civic landmarks at street scale.
- System
- Preformed thermoplastic
- Colour
- Standard and premium options
- Design
- Vector artwork
- Installation
- Heat-fused
Identity · Wayfinding · Public art · Memorial
London, Ontario
MMAX
MMA area markings.
Fast installation. Built for tough environments.
Methyl methacrylate allows for fast return to service, so an active corridor is installed with minimal community disruption. Best in class performance. Available in 8 standard colours along with 15 premium colours.
- Material
- Methyl methacrylate (MMA) resin
- Cure
- 45–60 min, traffic-ready
- Traction
- Embedded aggregate / non-slip
- Min. installation temp.
- +3°C
Standard
Premium
Bus lanes · Bike lanes · Calming · Transit
Toronto, Ontario
DuraTherm
Inlaid thermoplastic.
Heat-fused thermoplastic in a stamped surface. Zero profile above grade.
Inlaid into stamped impressions so the finished surface sits flush with the road: nothing for a plow blade to catch, nothing to trip on. Reflective options.
- Install
- Inlaid into a stamped surface
- Profile
- Zero, flush with road
- Snowplow safe
- Yes, no shear risk
- Bond
- Heat-fused to asphalt substrate
Crosswalks · Speed bumps · Calming · Identity
Etobicoke, Ontario
DuraShield
Pavement maintenance coating.
Two-component epoxy-modified acrylic. Solar-reflective options.
A maintenance coating for asphalt. Resists fuel, oil and de-icing agents, cools the surface, and protects the substrate underneath, extending the service life of the pavement.
- Type
- Epoxy-modified acrylic coating
- Solar reflectance
- Optional
- Chemical resistance
- Fuel, oil, de-icing agents
- Applications
- Preserves and protects asphalt, old and new
Parking · Driveways · Pathways · LEED sites
City of Delta, British Columbia
PreMark
Road marking symbols.
Arrows. Stop bars. Legends. Bike symbols. Custom.
Arrows, stop bars, yield triangles, school legends, bike symbols and ladder lines, pre-cut to specification. Heat-applied by torch: no stencils, no curing window, drive on immediately. Provincially approved across Canada.
- Thickness
- 125 mil standard / 90 mil ViziGrip
- Installation
- Heat-applied
- Retroreflectivity
- Integrated glass beads
- Service life
- 6–8 years
Bike lanes · Crosswalks · Regulatory · Parking
HUB certified installer · Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan winters. Saskatchewan crews.
COR certified. Installing since 2009.
306.251.0177www.virtueconstruction.ca
Printed pages 40–41
Applications
Crosswalks
Crosswalks that hold their colour and their grip.
Providing increased visibility and safety for pedestrians.
Preformed thermoplastic holds ASTM-rated skid resistance and high-contrast colour through snowplow cycles and de-icing seasons. Providing performance year after year.
Specify
- TrafficPatternsXD
- 150 mil, aggregate-reinforced
- TrafficPatterns
- 125 mil, aggregate-reinforced
- DecoMark
- Custom graphics: community identity
Brampton, Ontario
See it on the map →Sport courts
Court colours expanded.
A court is one of the hardest colour environments in outdoor pavement.
StreetBond can transform an asphalt playground into a vibrant, coloured surface. Non-slip, UV-stable and tough enough for years of play and hours of laughter.
Specify
- StreetBond
- Court colour on asphalt or concrete
- StreetBondSR
- Solar reflective: cooler underfoot
Montréal, Québec
See it on the map →Bike lanes
Visibility. Season after season.
Durability. Performance. Visibility. Safety.
With proven performance coast to coast, our materials offer cyclists the added safety of non-slip, high-contrast, durable cycling surfaces.
Specify
Transit corridors
Moving thousands of people every day.
In high-traffic corridors, every detail counts.
Transit corridors, campus arteries and shopping-centre entrances concentrate wear into a few square metres. Aggregate-reinforced thermoplastic and MMA markings perform year after year.
Specify
- TrafficPatternsXD
- 150 mil, aggregate-reinforced
- MMAX
- MMA resin: lane and area markings
Vaughan, Ontario
Read the article →Traffic calming
Drivers slow down with visual cues.
A change in surface is a change in speed.
Traffic calming devices such as roundabouts, medians, truck aprons, gateway treatments and speed tables. Changing colour and texture tells a driver the environment has changed before any sign does. Our systems can help with this.
Specify
- StreetPrint
- Traffic calming device treatments
- StreetBond
- Sidewalks, pathways and plazas
- TrafficPatternsXD
- Durable road surface treatments
Cowichan Valley, British Columbia
See it on the map →Creative design
Seen from the sidewalk as well as the driver's seat.
An Indigenous-designed crossing: intricate line work that reads as art up close and as high-visibility contrast for drivers.
Preformed thermoplastic can reproduce artwork while holding the contrast, grip and visibility a crossing is designed for.
Specify
- TrafficPatterns
- 125 mil preformed: custom designs
- DecoMark
- 125 mil preformed custom graphics
Application 06Printed pages 56–57
London, Ontario
See it on the map →Play surfaces
Vibrant, slip-resistant, built for FUN.
Make concrete and asphalt your canvas.
With unlimited design potential, vibrant colour options and non-slip surfaces. Adding colour to community spaces.
Specify
- StreetBond
- Any colour, UV stable
- DecoMark
- Custom graphics and play markings
- StreetBondSR
- Cooler underfoot in full sun
Hamilton, Ontario
See it on the map →Splash pads
Slip-resistant. Cool underfoot. Vivid colours.
Splash pad surfaces are uniquely demanding: constant water exposure, chemical treatments, bare feet.
A slip-resistant texture built for constant water, chemical treatment and bare feet, with solar-reflective options that stay cooler underfoot. Laughter for years to come!
Specify
- StreetBond
- Skid resistant, UV stable
- StreetBondSR
- LEED compliant SR ≥ 0.33, coatings keep surfaces cooler
Saint-Antoine-sur-Richelieu, Québec
See it on the map →Pedestrian safety
Vision Zero, starting at the surface.
Pedestrian safety isn't just aesthetic aspiration: it's a measurable outcome.
High-contrast materials, combined with retroreflective markings that stay visible year round. Proven performance in the harshest environments.
Specify
- TrafficPatternsXD
- 150 mil, aggregate-reinforced, stamped surface
- TrafficPatterns
- 125 mil, aggregate-reinforced
- PreMark
- Retroreflective symbols and legends
- MMAX
- MMA resin: 45–60 minute cure
Kitchener, Ontario
Read the article →Public spaces
Nobody wants boring.
Dynamic surface treatments for high-visibility community projects.
Stamped asphalt gives parks, plazas and streetscapes added aesthetics, with minimal maintenance. Unlimited design potential.
Specify
- StreetPrint
- A wide range of imprinted patterns
- StreetBond
- Vibrant and durable, colourful hardscapes
Montréal, Québec | StreetBond
Public art
Public art, at the scale of the street.
The street is one of the largest untapped canvases in any city.
Artist artwork can be reproduced and installed into the roadway: durable, slip-resistant, vibrant additions to any community.
Specify
- DecoMark
- Artwork / graphics
- StreetBond
- Large-scale colour fields
- TrafficPatterns
- Large-scale interconnected thermoplastic
Toronto, Ontario | artwork by Fauxreel
Community branding
Neighbourhood identity. Becoming part of the street.
Every neighbourhood has a story.
Crests, wayfinding, heritage markers along with BIA identities add to the surface. The street can tell the story.
Specify
- DecoMark
- Horizontal wayfinding and community/BIA branding
- TrafficPatternsXD
- High performance decorative crosswalks
- TrafficPatterns
- Streetscape enhancement and beautification
White Rock, British Columbia
Read the article →Durability
Tough.
The "secret sauce" is in the aggregate. Using materials that reach 8-9 on the Mohs scale, provides one of the toughest wearing surfaces you can use.
TrafficPatterns fuses 125 mil of preformed thermoplastic into the road. TrafficPatternsXD steps up to a 150 mil aggregate-reinforced build for the hardest-working surfaces: intersections, transit corridors, loading aprons.
Specify
- TrafficPatterns
- 125 mil, aggregate-reinforced
- TrafficPatternsXD
- 150 mil, aggregate-reinforced
Application 13Printed pages 70–71
Markham, Ontario
Commercial spaces
Premium materials for commercial parking lots.
Complementing urban design elements with performance-based solutions. TrafficPatternsXD performs year after year.
After 10 years of constant use, these crossings have provided a safe and durable path for pedestrians.
Specify
- TrafficPatternsXD
- Pedestrian channelization; the look of pavers, stones and cobbles
Oakville, Ontario | TrafficPatternsXD
Townhomes
Cohesive hardscape for strata developments.
Townhome and strata developments need to have a positive first impression.
Entry courts and shared drives with the look of clay pavers or stone cobble. Almost no maintenance and easy to refresh.
Specify
- StreetPrint
- Stamped entry courts and driveways
- StreetBond
- Colour and sealing
- DuraShield
- Shared-drive maintenance
Richmond, British Columbia
Read the article →Homes
The look of stone without the headaches.
Most driveways fail on appearance long before they fail on structure.
Stamped asphalt can transform new or existing asphalt into the look of cobble, brick, herringbone or slate. Pick a pattern, pick a colour and enjoy years of maintenance-free performance.
Specify
- StreetPrint
- Stamped and coloured asphalt
Residential Driveway, British Columbia
Parking lots
First impressions. Solutions for any budget.
Parking lots need to be tough.
Asphalt breaks down when it's exposed to the elements. By using StreetPrint, StreetBond, DuraShield or TrafficPatternsXD you are adding aesthetic value all while preserving the underlying asphalt.
Specify
- DuraShield
- Maintenance coating
- StreetBond
- Coloured coating to enhance and preserve
- StreetPrint
- Stamped asphalt treated with StreetBond coating
- TrafficPatternsXD
- 150 mil, aggregate-reinforced: high-traffic bays and crossings
Halton Hills, Ontario | StreetPrint
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Projects
New Westminster, British Columbia
Across Canada
Coast to coast. Setting design standards.
Sheffield Park, Coquitlam, British Columbia
Collingwood, Ontario
Kelowna, British Columbia
Preserving and protecting surfaces. Built for feet.
The chemistry under the colour.
StreetBond by GAF. The coating chemistry under every StreetBond and StreetPrint surface in this book.
Printed pages 84–85
Bus lanes
Defining transit lanes.
Bus lanes are the hardest duty a road surface sees: fully loaded buses braking, turning and pulling in at the same spot, all day, every day. Across Canada, transit teams are looking to MMAX area markings to define their transit projects.
London, Ontario | MMAX
Read the article →
Toronto, Ontario | TrafficPatternsXD
See it on the map →
HUB master installer · Ontario
Proudly installing since 2001
Crosswalks, transit projects, parks, schools, commercial properties and traffic calming across southern Ontario.
416.743.6017www.multiseal.net
Printed page 89
Transit corridors
Two products, one solution.
Combining TrafficPatternsXD for pedestrian safety with red MMAX for the dedicated transit lanes gave the City of London the solution it needed: one corridor, two materials, each doing the job it is built for.
London, Ontario | TrafficPatternsXD and MMAX
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Crosswalks
Toronto's city streets.
TrafficPatternsXD crosswalks used where maintenance-free surfaces are needed. With non-stop use in the toughest urban environments, this durable surface continues to perform 11 years later!
Toronto, Ontario | TrafficPatternsXD
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Station surfaces
Where every passenger stands.
Dual purpose: StreetBond coatings used to protect the snow-melt system while also preserving the asphalt for years to come.
Metrolinx, Ontario | StreetBond
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Bus lanes
Transit lanes should be visible.
Bus lanes fail where the loads concentrate: stop pads, turning movements, stations. MMAX cures traffic-ready in 45 to 60 minutes and holds colour where painted treatments are gone within a season.
London, Ontario | MMAX
Read the article →
StreetBond | DecoMark
Playful surfaces. Healing spaces.
StreetBond coatings and DecoMark surface graphics, including a meditation labyrinth, installed across active wards and ground-level plazas at BC Children's Hospital. Designed with Connect Landscape Architecture. The surfaces are slip-resistant, chemical-resistant, and built to perform in a healthcare environment.
BC Women and Children's Hospital, Vancouver, British Columbia
Streetscapes
Parking lanes with a subtle accent.
A custom pattern was used to complete this StreetPrint project in the Woodstock downtown revitalization.
Woodstock, Ontario | StreetPrint
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Parks & paths
Community branding.
A park walkway with the surface doing the placemaking: colour and pattern set into the path itself for years to come.
Toronto, Ontario | DecoMark
Read the article →
Crosswalk treatments
Service life in years, not seasons.
York Region, Ontario | TrafficPatternsXD
Read the article →
Pedestrian safety
Pedestrian channelization.
Keeping pedestrians in a clear, defined space while adding to the aesthetics of the surrounding environment.
Richmond, British Columbia | TrafficPatternsXD
Read the article →Parks & paths
The path was already there. Now it reflects the sun.
Three years on, this Osoyoos park path still reads as new, and runs cooler underfoot.
StreetBondSR colours reflect sunlight rather than absorb it: solar reflectance of 0.33 or higher, so the surface stays cooler and can count toward LEED heat-island credits. Same path, same route through the park: three Okanagan seasons later, colour and grip are holding.
Specify
- StreetBondSR
- solar reflective coating, SR 0.33 or higher, cooler underfoot, LEED credit
Osoyoos, British Columbia | StreetBondSR
Observatory
Lit by starlight.
Inside the world's first International Dark Sky Reserve, outdoor lighting is kept to a bare minimum. A white StreetBondSR surface reflects what little light there is, so the summit's paths and plazas can be seen by starlight.
Mont-Mégantic, Québec | StreetBondSR
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HUB master installer · Québec
20 ans d'innovation au Québec
institutionnel | transport | commercial | municipal | passages pour piétons
450.698.0000www.thermo-design.ca
Printed page 103
Neighbourhood colour
Where the neighbourhood starts.
Vancouver, British Columbia | StreetBond
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Community branding
Highlighting communities.
Little Italy's own logo, set into the corner in custom DecoMark: fabricated to the BIA's artwork and Pantone colour, then heat-fused into the road. Behind it, a TrafficPatterns crosswalk carries the same palette across The Drive: one identity, from the logo underfoot to the far curb.
Vancouver, British Columbia | TrafficPatternsXD and DecoMark
Read the article →
Community branding
Musqueam Nation land acknowledgement, UBC.
UBC, British Columbia | TrafficPatterns
Read the article →
Intersection art
Kings and Queens.
Public art transforming a historic downtown intersection for a pedestrian-friendly space.
Kitchener, Ontario | TrafficPatterns
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Public art
The playground is the canvas. We do fun.
Maple Ridge, British Columbia | StreetBond
See it on the map →
Retail
First impressions.
Like the Audi brand, crisp, clean lines provide the perfect solution as you arrive at the dealership. Accenting the building in a unique way.
Vaughan, Ontario | TrafficPatternsXD
See it on the map →
The plow came through. The pattern stayed.
The most durable treatment in the toughest environments. TrafficPatternsXD lasts year after year. Through snow plows and traffic, the system continues to perform.
Pedestrian safety
Look Listen Live.
The Look Listen Live rail-safety campaign puts a visual reminder for pedestrians at the crossing approach. Bold, preformed thermoplastic, heat-fused into the asphalt, holds its contrast through freeze-thaw and plow seasons.
National program | DecoMark
Read the article →
First Nations land acknowledgement
Acknowledgement, cast in pavement.
Whitehorse, Yukon | TrafficPatterns
See it on the map →
Community branding
First Nations Land Recognition.
"We acknowledge those lands that are the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of Canada's First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples. We recognize and honour their enduring stewardship of these lands, waters, and communities, and we commit to walking forward together in the spirit of truth and reconciliation."
Fort Langley, British Columbia | DecoMark
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Veterans memorial
Community. Respect. In honour of those who served and sacrificed.
Kitchener, Ontario | TrafficPatterns
Read the article →
Traffic control
Flush medians become part of the road.
Utilizing TrafficPatternsXD to create visual and tactile traffic control methods. Slowing down cars, protecting pedestrians all while using the existing road surface with this snowplow-proof, road-narrowing installation.
Verdun, Québec | TrafficPatternsXD
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Crosswalks
Plowed, salted, and heavy traffic.
The look of laid masonry, in a material engineered for plow blades, road salt and the freeze-thaw that follows.
Woodbridge, Ontario | TrafficPatternsXD
Read the article →
Burnaby, British Columbia | StreetBond
See it on the map →
Lethbridge, Alberta
HUB certified installer · Alberta
Safety, Value, Innovation.
Looking to make a lasting impression? We are certified applicators of StreetPrint and TrafficPatterns, and can transform your asphalt or concrete surface into an architectural streetscape feature or branding piece that is truly unique.
403.235.5353www.uls.com
Printed page 119
Saint-Lin-Laurentides, Québec | StreetBond
See it on the map →
Catholic Diocese of Vancouver | DuraTherm
See it on the map →
Colour that knows when to be quiet.
Inside a heritage industrial hall, the lot is coated in a slate coloured coating that complements the brick and steel. StreetBond transforms older pavement to give it new life.
StreetBond
Sechelt crosswalk
The origin story of the shíshálh Nation.
Sunshine Coast, British Columbia | TrafficPatterns
Read the article →
Parks & paths
Community centres.
Using TrafficPatternsXD in a bold colour scheme highlights the location of the new community centre, using materials that will hold up to the wear and tear of a busy community location.
East Gwillimbury, Ontario | TrafficPatternsXD
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Traffic calming
School crosswalks should be seen.
Using colour to enhance visibility and create awareness in the community brings a playful, vibrant community crosswalk together. Using a combination of TrafficPatterns and StreetBond to achieve a long-lasting surface.
Montréal, Québec | TrafficPatterns
See it on the map →
Three products · one solution
First Nations Reconciliation.
Victoria, British Columbia | StreetPrint, DecoMark & StreetBond
Splash pads
Waterpark surface coating.
Constant water, chemical treatments, and bare feet make waterparks one of the harshest environments in outdoor pavement. StreetBond builds a slip-resistant texture that meets wet-surface safety expectations while holding vivid colour season after season.
Bear Creek Park, Surrey, British Columbia | StreetBond
See it on the map →
Commercial spaces
The first thing a customer walks on.
Granville Island, Vancouver | TrafficPatternsXD
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Parking
Long lasting parking lanes.
A paver-pattern parking lane in TrafficPatternsXD, heat-fused onto the asphalt so it takes turning tires, delivery trucks and plow blades without the shifting and shoving of real pavers. The pattern also defines the lane visually, narrowing the roadway and calming roadway traffic.
Verdun, Québec | TrafficPatternsXD
See it on the map →
Maple Ridge, British Columbia | StreetPrint
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HUB master installer · British Columbia
From city streets to community landmarks.
Turning ordinary asphalt and concrete surfaces into vibrant, enduring public spaces throughout British Columbia.
604.612.6209www.squareonepaving.com
Printed page 133
Waterfront
Where the ships come in.
Charlottetown, PEI: the cruise ship terminal walkway, stamped in a herringbone basket-weave and sealed with StreetBond. Pedestrians, rolling luggage, salt air. Built for all of it.
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island | Cruise Ship Terminal & Marina Walkway
Heritage
The railway is gone. The line isn't.
Langley City, British Columbia | TrafficPatterns
Read the article →
Commercial space
Commercial hardscapes.
Retail entries, hotel forecourts, and mixed-use frontages where the surface underfoot signals the quality of everything inside. StreetPrint delivers the visual weight of premium stone paving in place, on the existing asphalt, without closing the site for reconstruction.
Mission, British Columbia | StreetPrint
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27 years · 1,000+ projects · coast to coast
Let us help transform your project.
Canada wide.
Here are a few of the communities we work with.
- City of Toronto
- City of Vancouver
- York Region
- City of Saint John
- City of Ottawa
- City of Waterloo
- District of Saanich
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