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SafeLane^® surface overlay installations

When you see SafeLane^® surface overlay at work under actual weather conditions, you obtain a clearer idea of its effectiveness for combating ice and snow. If you can not visit an installation site, then pictures are the next best things. Showcasing installation photos, and before-and-after shots, our SafeLane^®surface overlay gallery highlights anti-icing successes around the country.

Make sure to check out our SafeLane^® surface overlay videos and animations as well. Through sophisticated animation, live-action video and time-lapse photography, you can learn more about the science behind the system and see SafeLane^® surface overlay at work.

Impermeable barrier

Using a two part epoxy to bind the patented aggregate to the road surface creates a bond that does not delaminate or separate while providing an impermeable barrier.

Naturally Reactive Anti-Icing Ability

The SafeLane^® product’s naturally reactive ability to anti-ice helps prevent the formation of black ice and frost, keeping roadways safe.

Increased friction

The durable aggregate used in the SafeLane® product provides superior friction when compared to commonly used road surfaces and offers year-round traction in all weather conditions.

Protects infrastructure

The epoxy binder used in SafeLane^® surface overlay creates an impermeable barrier that prevents water and chemical intrusions helping extend the life of your infrastructure.

Reduce environmental impact

SafeLane^® can reduce the environmental impact of winter maintenance programs by helping to lower the amount of chlorides required and decreasing chemical runoff into surrounding vegetation and water sheds.

SafeLane^® HDX for vehicular traffic

HDX is designed for vehicular traffic and can be used for Bridge Decks, Overpasses, Exit and Entrance Ramps, Steep Inclines, Toll Barrier Approaches and dangerous intersections and curves.

SafeLane^® CA-48 for pedestrian traffic

CA-48 is designed for pedestrian traffic and can be used for sidewalks, parking lots, bike paths, cross walks, or anywhere high foot traffic is present and exposed to potential slip and fall situations.