
- Zinc plated steel bolts (3/8” diameter x 4” long)
- Plastic Shields (9/16” diameter x 3” long)
- Zinc plated steel washers (supplied with product)
- Chalk line
- Measuring tape
- Heavy duty hummer drill and 9/16” carbide tip drill bit
- Ratchet or power tool to screw down the installation bolts
- Wrench with extension drive for bolt installation
- Hummer for installation of the plastic shields
- Broom for cleaning installation surface
- Portable blower or vacuum cleaner for cleaning installation holes from dust and other debris
- Gloves, safety goggles
- Traffic cones, barricades or other means to secure the workplace
- Crew: 2-4 installers

The CycleLane units should be installed with the high profile side adjacent to vehicle traffic and the low profile side adjacent to the bicycle lane as illustrated below.

Step1.
Determine where the CycleLane units should be positioned and sweep the installation surface to ensure it is clean of debris or dust. Mark the location using chalk to mark the location where you would like to install your delineators.

Step2.
Position the units along the chalk line. The units must be properly situated before Step 3 is performed.
Step 3.
Drill holes with diameter of 9/16” (14 mm) into the road surface through the existing holes in the product using a hammer drill and carbide drill bit. Each hole should be approximately 3.5”-4” (90-100 mm) deep to accommodate the plastic shields that are 3” long.
Step 4.
Move the product and use a portable blower to clear the holes in the road surface of any dust or debris. Insert the plastic shields into the holes.
Step 5.
Resituate the CycleLane units over the holes. Insert the bolts and steel washers into the holes in the product and tighten. Be careful not to overtighten the bolts.

Maintaining your CycleLane Units
The bolts should be examined periodically and tightened as necessary

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