TufTile Tactile Warning Delineator – 12"x60" Galvanized Steel

Mark the edge where pedestrians must not cross. A Tactile Warning Delineator (TWD) is a 12-inch-wide strip with a raised, trapezoidal profile. It tells people who are blind or have low vision that a hazard is directly on the other side at the same level, such as a bike lane or a shared vehicle zone, and that there is no crossing point along its length.

Unlike truncated domes, which mark where to stop before crossing, a delineator marks a continuous boundary that should be followed, not crossed.

Where It's Used

• Between a sidewalk and a separated bike lane at sidewalk level
• Between a pedestrian route and the shared zone of a shared street
• Along transverse markings in quick-build sidewalk extensions
• Plazas, transit areas and streetscape projects with level, curbless edges

Product Features

• Heavy-duty 10-gauge G90 galvanized steel, far more durable than composite; will not crack, chip or fade
• Powder-coated finish: UV-stable, slip- and abrasion-resistant (Dry 0.90 / Wet 0.81)
• Lowest-profile edge in the industry to reduce trip hazards
• Surface-applied (existing concrete) or wet-set (new concrete)
• Replaceable
• 10-year manufacturer warranty

Specifications

• Size: 12" x 60" (12" wide, trapezoidal cross-section)
• Material: 10 ga G90 galvanized steel, powder coated
• Standard color: Federal Yellow (other colors available by request)
• Made in USA, meets Buy America Act 23 C.F.R. § 635.410

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