Dorset Woolliscroft Tactile Blister

Dorset Woolliscroft Tactile Blister Tiles for Safety and Durability

The Dorset Woolliscroft Tactile Blister tiles are designed for maximum safety and durability. Made with hard-wearing porcelain aggregate, these tactile paving tiles are built to last in high-traffic areas. The blister surface provides essential warnings for visually impaired pedestrians, marking the edge of off-street platforms, pavements, and pedestrian crossings. Additionally, they are widely used on heavy rail platforms to enhance accessibility and safety. Perfect for public spaces, these tactile paving tiles ensure compliance with accessibility standards while offering long-lasting performance.

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Doorset Wolliscroft Tactile Blister Tiles - Safety and Accessibility Solutions

Looking for durable tactile paving solutions? Doorset Wolliscroft Tactile Blister Tiles are designed to enhance safety and accessibility in public and commercial spaces. Made with a hard-wearing porcelain aggregate, these tiles are built to last while providing essential tactile feedback for the visually impaired.

The Tactile Blister profile is specifically engineered to warn pedestrians of potential hazards, such as the edge of train platforms, off-street platforms, and pavement crossings. These tiles are a trusted solution for heavy rail platforms and other high-traffic areas, ensuring safety and compliance with accessibility standards.

Perfect for spaces like train stations, public walkways, and building entrances, our tactile tiles not only improve navigation but also comply with the latest building regulations for Light Reflectance Values (LRV). Available in contrasting colours, they combine functionality with visual appeal, helping you meet safety requirements without compromising on design.

Choose Doorset Wolliscroft Tactile Blister Tiles for reliable, compliant, and visually striking tactile paving solutions. Enhance accessibility and safety today!