The 30x60 cm format is especially recommended for open outdoor spaces or long transit corridors (train platforms, subway stations, main sidewalks). The elongated size offers better pull-out resistance in areas where pedestrian traffic is massive and directed along a single axis.<\/p>
To create a correct guidance corridor, the tiles are installed end to end along the length (on the 60 cm side), ensuring that the longitudinal ribs are perfectly aligned. This way, a continuous guiding line is obtained, allowing the tip of the cane for the visually impaired to glide easily.<\/p>
If you install the tiles lengthwise (to create a 30 cm wide and long strip), you will need approximately 1.66 tiles per linear meter. If the project requires a 60 cm wide strip (using the width of the 60 cm tile as depth), you will need 3.33 tiles for each linear meter of work.<\/p>
The substrate (asphalt or concrete) must be perfectly flat and cleaned of dust, grease, or crumbling sections. Due to the larger surface area of the tile (30x60 cm), any significant unevenness of the ground can create air pockets underneath, which is why the two-component adhesive must be applied evenly, preferably using the double bonding technique.<\/p>
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