Results for tag: "Tactile Paving"

Tactile paving, also known as truncated domes, is a type of paving used to provide a warning to visually impaired pedestrians. It is typically made of stone, and is used to indicate the presence of a hazard or a change in the surface. Tactile paving is used to alert pedestrians to the presence of a hazard, such as a curb, stairs, or a change in the surface. It is also used to indicate the direction of travel, such as a crosswalk or a ramp. The stone used for tactile paving is typically a hard, durable material, such as granite, marble, or limestone. It is usually textured to provide a warning to visually impaired pedestrians. Tactile paving is used in a variety of applications, including public spaces, transportation systems, and educational institutions. It is also used in residential areas, such as driveways and walkways. Companies in the tactile paving market include StoneSet, Tactile Systems, and Tactile Paving Solutions. Show Less Read more