Tuftile ADA Compliant Directional Guidance Indicator

Guide pedestrians safely with Tactile Directional Indicators. Also called Directional Guidance Indicators (DGIs), these tiles use raised, elongated bars that run in the direction of travel, so people who are blind or have low vision can follow a clear path underfoot or with a cane.

They are the right choice for shared-use pedestrian and bicycle paths, transit platforms, plazas, campuses, building approaches and any open area where there is no curb, wall or edge to follow.

How They Work

• Single row down the center of a path marks the walking route for inbound and outbound pedestrians.
• Multiple rows side by side along an edge create a boundary, separating pedestrians from bicycles or vehicles where no curb or barrier exists.
• Modular multi-bar design: lay two or more strips side by side to reach any width, and adjust easily in the field.

Product Features

• 16-gauge G90 galvanized steel, much more durable than composite tiles
• Powder-coated finish: UV-stable, slip- and abrasion-resistant, will not bloom, crack, chip or fade
• Lowest-profile edge in the industry to reduce trip hazards
• Built for heavy foot traffic, wheelchairs, strollers, bikes and harsh weather
• Surface-applied (existing concrete) or wet-set (new concrete)
• Replaceable and recyclable
• 10-year manufacturer performance warranty

Specifications

• Standard: ISO 23599 compliant
• Modular sizes: 6" x 12" and 6" x 48"
• Bar height: 0.21" | Bar width: 0.99" | Bar spacing: 2.01" | Bar length: 11"
• Standard color: Federal Yellow (other colors available by request)
• Made in USA, meets Buy America Act 23 C.F.R. § 635.410

SignOptima® supplies ADA detectable warning and wayfinding products from Anaheim, California. Need a layout, quote or volume pricing? Contact us.