The 30 x 30 cm format is the smallest in our tactile paving range. It fits paving laid in slabs of the same size and narrow routes, and small tiles are easier to work with at corners and changes of direction.
All are made of TPU (thermoplastic polyurethane), 0.8 cm thick, with a non-slip surface.
Guidance tiles have raised parallel ribs and form the route a blind person follows underfoot or with a white cane. Warning tiles have raised domes and go where people must stop: before a pedestrian crossing, a staircase or at the edge of a platform.
Both types are the same thickness, so the route and the stopping area are bonded side by side at the same level. Where the route changes direction, the spot is usually marked with warning tiles.
11.1 tiles fit in one square metre. A 10 m route, 30 cm wide, means 34 tiles, and two rows of warning tiles in front of a 3 m crossing mean 20.
The tiles are bonded with epoxy adhesive, which is not included. For large areas with fewer tiles, see the 40x40 cm tactile tiles and the 30x60 cm ones, or the whole tactile paving range. We deliver in 1-3 working days.
Guidance (ATZ 9003 yellow, ATZ 9003-BK black) and STOP warning (ATZ 9004 yellow, ATZ 9004-BK black).
11.1 tiles, so 12 if you round up.
0.8 cm, both guidance and warning, so they sit side by side at the same level.
No. The tiles are bonded with epoxy adhesive, which is sold separately.
When the paving is laid in 30 x 30 cm slabs, or when the route is narrow or changes direction often. For large areas, 40 x 40 cm tiles mean fewer pieces.
Atto Trafic supplies complete road signage and safety equipment — signs, traffic signs, markings, parking barriers, speed bumps, mirrors, bollards and accessories.