Traffic Box Wraps

Turn traffic signal cabinets into public art with custom vinyl wraps made for the streets.

Give Traffic Boxes a Little Character

Traffic signal cabinets are necessary parts of every streetscape, but they don’t have to look purely functional. Clean Slate Group creates custom traffic box wraps that turn these highly visible cabinets into public art.

Showcase local artwork, photography, historic imagery, or custom graphics that reflect the personality of your community. Prefer something more subtle? We can also create natural patterns and faux finishes that help traffic boxes blend into their surroundings.

From the first design idea to the finished wrap, we help cities turn everyday traffic infrastructure into something people actually notice for the right reasons.

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What Traffic Box Wraps Bring to the Street

  • Turn the Streetscape Into a Gallery

    Feature work from local artists, photography, historic imagery, or custom designs that bring the character of your community directly to the streetscape.

  • Defend Against Graffiti

    Our exclusive CSG Protect laminate adds a protective layer over each traffic box wrap, helping resist graffiti, chemicals, scratching, and everyday exposure.

  • A Custom Fit From the Start

    Traffic signal cabinets come in different models, sizes, and configurations. We collect the measurements, specifications, and photos needed to create a wrap made for each cabinet.

  • Put Existing Infrastructure to Work

    Help visitors find their way while making the most of your signage budget. Our parks and trails map wraps turn existing infrastructure into useful community guides. These affordable, graffiti-resistant wraps give municipalities a way to add maps without purchasing additional heavy-duty signage.

From Traffic Cabinet to Public Art

You bring the cabinet and the vision. We’ll handle everything else.

  • 1. Plan & Measure

    We confirm the number and location of your traffic cabinets, review models and specifications, and collect measurements and photos for accurate wrap production.

  • 2. Select the Artwork

    Bring us artwork you already have or work with us to prepare local art, photography, historical imagery, wayfinding, faux finishes, or custom graphics for your traffic boxes.

  • 3. Print & Protect

    Once you approve the design, we print the vinyl graphics and finish them with our proprietary graffiti-resistant laminate for added protection.

  • 4. Coordinate Installation

    If you’re in our region, our Bozeman-based team can prepare and wrap the cabinets. For projects elsewhere in the U.S., we can help coordinate with an installer in your area.

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Traffic Box Art From Bozeman to Beyond

Traffic boxes are where Clean Slate Group’s story started. We wrapped our first traffic signal cabinet in Bozeman in 2011, and since then we’ve worked with more than 50 communities across the country.

Each project gives cities a different way to use the same everyday infrastructure, from celebrating local artists and history to adding bold color or helping cabinets blend into the landscape.

Adams County traffic box featuring red, orange, and yellow tulips on a dark floral background.
Plant City traffic box art with whimsical hand-drawn animals and confetti on a clean white background.
Sioux Falls traffic box art featuring a small framed multicolor artwork centered on a gray traffic cabinet.
Bozeman traffic signal box art featuring a moose silhouette and dark pine trees beneath a dramatic cloudy sky.
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Traffic Box Wrap FAQs

  • A traffic box wrap is a printed vinyl graphic installed over a traffic signal or traffic control cabinet. Wraps can feature public art, photography, historical imagery, wayfinding, custom graphics, or faux textures that help the cabinet blend into its surroundings.

  • Traffic boxes, often called traffic signal or traffic control cabinets, house equipment used to operate traffic signals and related roadway systems. Utility boxes can serve a broader range of infrastructure. Clean Slate Group creates wraps specifically fitted to both types of cabinets, but each requires its own measurements and specifications.

    This FAQ will be especially useful because it directly reinforces the distinction you’re creating between the two service pages.

  • Traffic cabinets vary by model and configuration. We review specifications, measurements, and photos before production so each wrap can be prepared for the specific cabinet.

  • Traffic box wrap costs vary based on cabinet size, materials, artwork needs, project location, and the number of cabinets being wrapped. Most pricing is calculated by square footage, so we provide a project-specific estimate once we understand the scope.

  • Yes. Clean Slate Group pairs conformable vinyl with CSG Protect, our protective graffiti-resistant laminate. It helps shield the graphics and makes spray paint, markers, adhesives, and other vandalism easier to remove.

  • The vinyl has an approximate life expectancy of seven years. We generally tell communities to expect cabinets to remain vibrant for around five years, although some earlier installations have remained in the field considerably longer.

  • Traffic box wraps can incorporate local artwork, photography, historic imagery, infographics, custom graphics, wayfinding, or faux textures. We can also prepare mockups so you can see how artwork will translate across the cabinet before production.

  • Once the design is finalized, installation is typically completed within two to four weeks. Larger projects may require a custom schedule based on the number of cabinets involved.

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Make Your Traffic Boxes Worth a Second Look

Whether you’re wrapping one traffic cabinet or building a citywide traffic box art program, we can help take your project from idea to installation.

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