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Cast-in-Place ADA Tile (36" x 48") - USA Made Truncated Domes

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Install Long-Lasting, Compliant ADA Warning Tiles

This 36" x 48" cast in place ADA tile is an ADA Compliant Mat designed for long-term performance in curb ramps, sidewalks, and other pedestrian access areas.

Built from glass reinforced thermoset composite, it features slip-resistant truncated domes molded to meet ADA and ADAAG specifications for dependable compliance and durability. Made in the USA. 

Looking for more options? Shop all Sandbaggy ADA Warning Pads & Tiles.

Please Note*
  • Wet-Set: This product is designed to be embedded during installation for a solid, permanent bond.
  • ADA Placement Critical: Installer is responsible for ensuring placement meets all current federal, state, and local ADA guidelines. Non-compliant placement is a safety hazard.
  • Professional Installation Recommended: Proper installation is crucial for safety, compliance, and longevity. Refer to full installation guide.
  • Use PPE: Always wear appropriate safety gear.


Product Specifications

  • Size: 36" x 48" (3' x 4')
  • Material: Glass Reinforced Thermoset Composite      
  • Dome Type: In-line (Square Grid) Truncated Domes    
  • Available Colors: Federal Yellow (Standard)
  • Compliance: ADA compliant, ADAAG compliant, Caltrans compliant, approved by DOTs
  • Origin: Made in USA.
  • Warranty: 5-Year Manufacturer Warranty
  • Weight: 30 lb

Technical Specifications

Property ASTM Standard Result
Slip Resistance ASTM C1028 Dry = 1.03 / Wet = 0.83
Impact Resistance ASTM D256 8.0 Izod ft-lbs/in (notched)
Accelerated Weathering ASTM G155-05 No Change
Compressive Strength ASTM D695 30,000 psi
Flexural Strength ASTM D790 23,224 psi
Tensile Strength (1/8″) ASTM D638 12,741 psi
Water Absorption ASTM C373 0.3–0.6%
Color Integral Throughout Product Yes
Dome Height 0.2″
Dome Base Width 0.9″
Dome Top Diameter 0.45″
Dome Spacing 2.4″ center-to-center
Salt Spray ASTM B117 No Change
Wear Resistance ASTM C501 83 g / 0.0107″
Freeze-Thaw Durability ASTM C1262-08 No Disintegration
Waste Classification USEPA 40 CFR Part 261 Non-Hazardous

Features

  • 5-Year Ironclad Warranty - Built for punishment. Fully Backed. Most competitors offer no warranty.
  • ADA + ADAAG Compliant Domes: Truncated dome layout for detectable warnings and code compliance
  • Superior Slip Resistance: Strong wet & dry traction for safer pedestrian pathways
  • Built for Long-Term Use: Impact- and wear-resistant composite construction for demanding outdoor environments
  • Secure Cast-In-Place Embedment: Pre-drilled holes help ensure solid embedment and stability
  • Installer-Friendly Vent System: Reduces air pockets to improve bond strength and overall finish
  • Reinforced Underside Support: Structural ribs add strength and durability to the panel
  • Made in USA Quality: Manufactured to high standards for consistent quality, performance, and reliability.

How to Install

Installing your Cast in Place Tile correctly ensures its long life and ADA compliance. This is a guide for those familiar with concrete work:

  1. Plan & Prep: Before pouring, confirm your layout and placement meet project plans and applicable ADA requirements. Ensure the subgrade, forms, and work area are ready. Your tiles arrive with a protective top film – keep this film on.
  2. Pour & Check Workability: Pour concrete to the specified grade. It needs a 4-7-inch slump. Wait for it to reach a semi-solid state – firm enough to support the tile, workable enough to embed it.
  3. Set Your Tile: Position the tile in the required location (protective film still on). Press the tile into the wet concrete, then use a rubber mallet to tap evenly until the tile base is flush and level with the surrounding surface. Do not step on the tile to embed it..
  4. Finish Around Tile: Finish adjacent concrete per project specifications while the concrete remains workable. If required, tool an expansion joint around the tile perimeter.
  5. Cure & Clean Up: Allow concrete to fully cure per the concrete manufacturer’s instructions before opening to traffic. After curing and once construction is complete, carefully remove any protective film (use a utility knife along edges if needed).

Compliance and Application

Guaranteed Compliance: Sandbaggy ADA Compliant Tiles meet/exceed key standards:

  • ADAAG (Section 705: Detectable Warnings)
  • PROWAG (Public Right-of-Way)
  • California Title 24 (CBC)
  • Relevant ASTM standards for slip resistance, impact/wear resistance, strength, and durability (matching leading industry benchmarks).

Primary Applications: This ADA Warning Tile is essential for: Curb ramps, transit platforms, pedestrian crossings, accessible parking pathways, building entrances, stair approaches, and any location requiring tactile warnings for pedestrian safety adjacent to vehicular ways or grade changes. Designed for new concrete pours or full-depth concrete replacement projects.


Sandbaggy Public Safety Equipment

Protect your community with reliable public safety products from Sandbaggy. Our lineup includes ADA tiles, chain link fences, sign posts, safety railings, delineator posts, and more — all designed to enhance safety, organization, and accessibility.

We offer a wide variety of products for municipalities, contractors, and public works projects, providing practical, long-lasting solutions for traffic control, pedestrian safety, and site management.

Many of our products meet local and federal standards, ensuring compliance, durability, and easy installation — keeping your projects running safely and efficiently.


What material are cast-in-place ADA mats made from?

They are made from a high-performance, glass-reinforced thermoset composite, engineered for superior durability, impact resistance, UV stability, and slip resistance.

Is this concrete ada tile a wet-set tile or surface applied?

This is a wet-set (cast-in-place) tile designed to be embedded into freshly poured concrete. It is not intended to be installed on top of cured concrete as a surface-applied tile.

What are the standard dimensions of the truncated domes?

Our Truncated Domes are 0.2" high, with a 0.9" base diameter, and spaced 2.4" center-to-center in an inline grid, fully meeting ADAAG specifications.

What colors are available for this tactile warning ADA paver?

Our standard, most popular color is Federal Yellow for optimal visual contrast. Other common colors like Dark Grey, Black, and various reds are also typically available. Please inquire for current stock or custom options.

How does this product compare to Detectable Warning Alert Cast Paver?

This product has the exact same specs as Detectable Warning Alert Cast Paver.

What other names might this product go by?

  • ada pads
  • detectable warning panels
  • detectable warning plates
  • detectable warning pavers
  • alert cast

Our Customers

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United States Marine CorpsMarine Corps
United States ArmyUS Army
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