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Tactile Indicator – Peel & Stick Hazard 300x300mm Black, P5 Slip Rated
Tactile Indicator – Peel & Stick Hazard 300x300mm Black, P5 Slip Rated
SKU:SF801BLA
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The Tactile Indicator Tile – Peel & Stick Hazard 300x300mm Black provides a sleek and practical option for enhancing accessibility. Manufactured from high-grade UV-stabilised polyurethane, this tile is tough, weather-resistant, and designed to last in high-traffic environments.
Its self-adhesive peel-and-stick backing ensures quick installation without additional glue, making it an excellent choice for both temporary and permanent applications. The black finish blends seamlessly into darker floor surfaces, making it especially suitable for modern commercial interiors while still delivering strong tactile detection.
Certified AS/NZS 1428.4.1:2009 compliant and P5 slip rated, it ensures maximum safety and accessibility in line with Australian standards.
Key Features:
Peel & Stick design – quick, hassle-free installation.
Black colour finish – discreet, blends with darker floor surfaces.
UV-stabilised polyurethane – weather-resistant, long lasting.
Slip rating P5 – excellent traction for all conditions.
AS/NZS 1428.4.1:2009 compliant.
Lightweight and portable (0.6kg per tile).
Specifications:
Material: Bayer Desmopan Polyurethane
Colour: Black
Size: 300 x 300mm
Pad Thickness: 1.75mm
Raised Dome: 5mm
Total Thickness: 6.75mm
Weight: 0.6kg per tile
Backing: Self-adhesive peel & stick
Applications:
Commercial Interiors – discreet installation in retail and office spaces.
Public Walkways – durable and easy-to-install tactile cues.
Transport Facilities – bus, train, and ferry stations.
Construction or Temporary Sites – quick safety upgrades without drilling.
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Peel and stick tactile indicator mats are used to provide a raised hazard warning surface for accessibility and pedestrian safety. They are commonly installed near stairs, ramps, entrances, walkways, crossings, platforms and public access areas where tactile ground surface indicators are required for people who are blind or vision impaired.
Tactile mats are often chosen when faster and easier installation is preferred, especially for projects where a full panel layout is more convenient than installing individual studs one by one. Individual tactile studs may provide a cleaner architectural finish, while tactile mats are practical for quick installation, larger areas, temporary upgrades or projects where a high-visibility surface is required.
Before installation, check that the surface is clean, dry, stable and suitable for adhesive application. You should also confirm the required layout, spacing, slip rating, surface preparation and relevant Australian accessibility requirements. For best adhesion, the installation surface and site conditions should be checked carefully before applying the tactile mats.
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