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Concrete tactile paving
Concrete tactile paving for inclusive pedestrian navigation and safety in public realm and transport environments. Precast concrete flags with raised profiles: blister, corduroy, guidance, cycleway and platform-edge. Used at crossings, steps, ramps, platforms and segregated cycle routes. Colour contrast options in line with DfT guidance.
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URBAXXES - customised tactile concrete paving slabs
URBAXXES tactile and guiding paving slabs are custom-made from high-resistance architectonic concrete and designed to improve urban accessibility and safety for visually-impaired pedestrians. Manufactured to meet EU and national standards, these tactile slabs are available in a range of dimensions, patterns and finishes to suit different country
Marshalls Tactile Hazard Warning Paving Flags and Slabs are made from concrete with a raised striped surface to alert visually impaired users to nearby hazards like stairs or level crossings. Also known as Corduroy paving, these slabs come in 400 x 400mm and 450 x 450mm sizes, with red, buff, natural, and charcoal colour options, and comply with
Marshalls Cycleway Demarcation Block is a tactile paving unit made from concrete, designed as a central delineation strip for shared cycle and pedestrian routes, creating a detectable false kerb for visually impaired pedestrians and a clear visual guide for cyclists: tactile paving block for cycleway and pedestrian route separation; detectable
Tactile Barface Paving Flags and Slabs by Marshalls are made from locally sourced aggregates and designed to alert visually impaired users to changes in road surfaces. Raised barface profile improves grip for use on steep inclines and access ramps. DDA compliant. Supplied in 600 x 600 x 50 mm and 900 x 600 x 50 mm sizes: paving with raised surfaceBritish Standard Tactile flag paving
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A range of paving designed specifically to meet the Department For Transport's guidance on the use of tactile paving surfaces: hard wearing under typical pedestrian usage; available in 4 colours; available in 6 different surface profiles; available in a range of colours to suit guidelines for specific areas; designed to assist visually impaired- PRODUCT
- Bradstone
Marshalls Blister Tactile Flag Paving is made from concrete and designed to help blind and visually impaired people identify drop kerbs and road crossing points, with raised blisters for underfoot detection and colour coding for extra guidance. Variations include red, buff, natural, and charcoal finishes in 450 x 450 mm and 400 x 400 mm sizes
Marshalls Tactile Platform Edge Paving is made from precast concrete with raised blisters and contrasting colours to alert pedestrians to railway platform edges. Manufactured to BS EN 1339:2003 and Department for Transport guidelines, it supports DDA compliance: precast concrete paving with tactile surface for platform edges; raised blister
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- 2 Lisnamuck Road, Tobermore, Magherafelt, BT45 5QF
- Rue des Sablières 11, BE-7522 Blandain, Belgium
- Coppice Lane, Cheslyn Hay, Walsall, WS6 7EY
- Sileby Road, Barrow upon Soar, Loughborough, LE12 8LX
- The Wolseley Center, Harrison Way, Leamington Spa, CV31 3HH
Essex Groundwork Supplies
Unit 8, Kierbeck Business Park, Wharf Lane, Basildon, SS16 4SP- Landscape House, Premier Way, Lowfields Business Park, Elland , HX5 9HT
Stowell Concrete
Stowell produces a choice of tactile paving which is easily felt underfoot for pedestrian guidance. The distinctive profiles indicate to the blind or partially-sighted the position of potential specific hazards on the footway or pavement
Arnolds Way, Yatton, Bristol, BS49 4QN

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