ADA Compliant Directional Pavers
Sandbaggy ADA Tiles are directional pavers enhancing accessibility and safety. Featuring elevated bars for tactile guidance, they direct individuals across various surfaces. Working with truncated dome tiles, they create a wayfinding system and detectable warning surface beneficial for everyone, especially visually impaired individuals.
Engineered for durability, these tiles are corrosion, slip, and abrasion-resistant, and non-porous, withstanding harsh weather and heavy foot traffic. Suitable for new and existing concrete, they are a long-lasting solution for enhancing accessibility. Each tile has a maximum UV protection for extended life under the sun, perfect for a variety of commercial and industrial applications.
Specs
- Width: 11-3/4 inch
- Length: 11-3/4 inch
- Height: 1-1/4 inch
- Material: Reinforced Fiberglass Polymers (Plastic)
- Color: Yellow
- Weight: 3.3 lbs
- UV Protected: Yes
- Non-Porous: Yes
- Slip Resistant: Yes
- Installation: Cast In Place (Concrete)
Features
- ADA Compliant Tiles: Specifically designed to meet ADA standards and ensure compliance with federal and state regulations.
- Cast-In-Place Design: Seamless integration in both new and existing concrete substrates.
- Elevated Directional Bars: Provides clear guidance underfoot, easily felt through any type of footwear, and work seamlessly with truncated dome tiles for a comprehensive wayfinding system.
- Slip and Abrasion Resistant: Ensure enhanced safety and durability. These pads provide a reliable solution for high-traffic areas where this type of resistance is crucial.
- Corrosion and Weather Resistant: Made from non-porous reinforced fiberglass polymers , enabling them to endure the freeze-thaw cycles of harsh northern winters.
- MAX UV Protection for extended life under the sun.
- Great For A Variety Of Applications: Designed to guide pedestrians safely across and around roadways, transit platforms, curb ramps, and other walking surfaces, ensuring ADA-compliant accessibility.
FAQ
What are ADA tiles?
ADA tiles, also known as ada mats or detectable warning surfaces, are specially designed tiles that provide tactile cues to individuals with visual impairments, helping them navigate safely in public spaces.
These tiles often feature raised patterns, like truncated domes or directional bars, that can be felt underfoot or detected with a cane.
What does ADA compliant tile mean?
ADA compliant tiles adhere to the standards set by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) for detectable warning surfaces. This includes specific requirements for the size, shape, placement, and contrast of the tiles to ensure they are effective in alerting people with visual impairments to changes in level or potential hazards. ADA compliant tiles are crucial for creating accessible pathways, transit platforms, and other public spaces, ensuring everyone can navigate with confidence and independence.