Directional Tactile Indicators Peel and Stick
Directional peel and stick tiles- hazard tactile pads
Directional indicators
Directional peel and stick pads guide people through open areas by providing a tactile indication of the path ahead and warning of upcoming hazards.
Peel and Stick Tactile Pads Hazard tactile pads
They are made from high impact thermoprene (Poly), colour fast durable in all conditions, quick and easy to install on larger areas with the bevelled edges ensuring a safe transition and water and debris run off.
Installing these high-grade UV stabilised polyurethane tactile pad is the easiest way of applying warning tactiles. Easy to install by simply, peeling the backing tape from the 300 mm x 300 mm tile and with the very sticky and tough resin adhesive installation is simple. These 300mm x 300mm polyurethane Thermoprene tactile pads are designed for a level clean surface.
We recommend you apply a surface primer when installing peel and stick tactiles to timber, asphalt, trowled concrete finish and other porous surfaces ensuring that the surface is level and clean.
There are of 36 Directional polyurethane peel and stick tiles in a box. Dimensions are 300 mm x 300 mm.
You may order less than a full box.
We ship Australia wide via TNT Road Express or Century Couriers
We welcome your enquiries about which profiles will suit your specific requirements.
Call Daphne for some friendly advice. 0422 803 365
Email us!
Installation of the integrated hazard and directional tactile is easy.
Peel the backing off the Tactile and stick directly onto the surface as the high strength adhesive on the tactile will stick to most clean and smooth surfaces. Make sure that the surface is clean and level. We also recommend in some situations a primer,
- Ordering
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There are of 36 Directional polyurethane peel and stick tiles in a box. Dimensions are 300 mm x 300 mm.
You may order less than a full box.
We ship Australia wide via TNT Road Express or Century Couriers
- CONTACT US !
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We welcome your enquiries about which profiles will suit your specific requirements.
Call Daphne for some friendly advice. 0422 803 365
Email us!
- Installation
-
Installation of the integrated hazard and directional tactile is easy.
Peel the backing off the Tactile and stick directly onto the surface as the high strength adhesive on the tactile will stick to most clean and smooth surfaces. Make sure that the surface is clean and level. We also recommend in some situations a primer,
Installing Polyurethane TGSI's
- Recommended usage table
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- Product Data Sheets
- Australian Standards
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