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tactile direction and warning
Tactile concrete paving tiles aid navigation and improve safety for visually impaired pedestrians in high-traffic public spaces.
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Light Traffic
Design
Tactile concrete paving tiles aid navigation and improve safety for visually impaired pedestrians in high-traffic public spaces.
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Light Traffic
Perfect for garden paths, patios and central courtyards.
Product Details
DIMENSIONS:
(1) 300x300x32mm
(2)300x300x60mm
(3) 400x400x39mm
Popular colours
Yellow highlights Tactile paving tiles, further enhancing their functionality.
Yellow
Recommended finishes
The standard finish is plain while a shot-blasted finish adds more grip to the paving tiles.
Shot-blasted
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Highlights
Tactile directional and warning tiles are among the hallmarks of a well-planned, user-focussed space.
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Improves navigation and accessibility
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Designed to stand out
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Long-term performance
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Pairs well with other tiles
FAQs
What is the difference between a paver and a paving tile?
Pavers tend to be thicker, while paving tiles are thinner. Additionally, pavers are set in a sand bed while paving tiles are set in concrete. Due to their slender profile, paving tiles are recommended for light-traffic zones and areas with a height restriction, such as multi-level parking bays and basements.
What is the recommended colour for direction and warning paving tiles?
Yellow creates a contrast with dark or neutral-coloured walkways, making them more visible.
Are Tactile directional and warning tiles meant to be installed together?
Directional concrete tiles show which way one can move while warning tiles indicate where one should stop. These are complementary functions, so we recommend that the tiles be used together.
