Advantage One Stainless Steel Bars and Domes tactile walking surface indicators are designed for all interior accessibility solutions. The advantage One plate indicators are machined from a solid piece of 316L Marine Grade stainless steel and fastened to a Stainless-Steel plate that will be applied to the floor, offered as either attention domes or wayfinding bars. The Advantage One plate incorporates a texture into the stainless steel for permanent slip resistance while enhancing the aesthetics of the tile. The Advantage One attention dome and wayfinding bar plates are in full compliance with Canadians Accessibility codes while offering the lowest life cycle cost eliminating long term safety concerns and accessibility limitations.
Advantage One Stainless Steel Wayfinding Bars and Attention Dome Plates applications:
• Revolving Door Approaches
• Wheelchair Ramps
• Parking Areas
• Top of Stair Landings
• Turnstile and Gate Access
• Escalator Approaches
• Transit Platforms
• Multi-Modal Transit Stations
Advantage One Individual Stainless Steel Attention Domes and Wayfinding bars are designed to for interior applications enhancing the look of your project while complying with Canadian accessibility code requirements. The stainless steel individual attention domes and wayfinding bars are composed of a slip resistant micro texture and are available in different sizes and colours. The Advantage one individual attention domes and wayfinding bars are drilled and adhered directly into the ground. The Advantage One Individual Wayfinding Bars and Attention Dome Tactile Walking Surface Indicators (TWSI), provide a reliable solution for interior projects in all spaces meeting Canadian Accessibility regulations, ensuring safety for all pedestrians including the visually impaired, acting as warning indicators and path marking indicators preventing slips, falls and assisted guidance on your desired path.
Advantage One Individual Wayfinding Bars and Attention Domes for the following interior applications and many more:
• Revolving Door Approaches
• Wheelchair Ramps
• Parking Areas
• Top of Stair Landings
• Turnstile and Gate Access
• Escalator Approaches
• Transit Platforms
• Multi-Modal Transit Stations
