Anti-Slip Tactile Paving - 400mm x 400mm

Anti-Slip Tactile Paving

Anti-Slip Tactile Paving for the visually impaired
Tactiles are a range of paving plates that bear distinctive, raised surface profiles designed to be detectable by both sighted and visually impaired pedestrians. Tactile paving can be used to convey important information about the environment for example hazard warning, directional guidance, or the presence of an amenity.

Anti Slip - gritted surface tested in accordance with BS7976-2. It provides an exceptional level of slip resistance in all directions. Lifespan guaranteed for 10 years subject to standard use applications.
Fire Resistant - meets Class A2-s1 in accordance with EN ISO 9239-1.
Lightweight - GRP is a convenient, fast, and safe installation material, reducing the risk of manual handling injuries, and easily cut on-site without the need for hot works permits.
Non-Conductive - GRP acts as an insulator making it ideal for application in and around HV plant and equipment. It can also be supplied with a carbon finish to provide static discharge characteristics needed in electro-static sensitive environments.
Anti-Slip GRP Corduroy Tactiles, Blister Off-Street Tactiles, Blister On-Street Paving

Tactiles
Made from tough, hard wearing, durable GRP (Glass Reinforced Plastic) with a gritted surface giving excellent slip resistancy that will last for years:

Corduroy Tactiles: warns of hazards such as stairs or pedestrian crossings.
Blister On-street Tactiles: evenly spaced rows parallel to the direction of travel, indicates movement in this direction is safe.
Blister Off-street Tactiles: indicates the edge of a footway near a crossing.

Anti-Slip Tactile Paving product properties
Rated extremely low potential for slip
10 Year Guarantee
Easy to install
Tough, hard wearing and durable GRP - lasts for years
Weather resistant
Corrosion resistant
Impact resistant
Light weight
Non metallic
No groundwork required
Minimal downtime
Internal or external use
Benefits
Helps create a safer environment
Can be applied to nearly any substrate
Compliance
DDA Compliant
Building Regulation Compliant

About Anti-Slip Tactile Paving Plates
Visually impaired people who move around independently, do so by using residual sight or by using a long white cane to sweep the ground in front, detecting changes in surface texture.

Tactile paving can be used to convey important information about the environment to visually impaired people, for example hazard warning, directional guidance, or the presence of an amenity.

Research has shown that visually impaired people can reliably detect, identify and remember a limited number of different tactile paving surfaces and the meanings assigned to them.