Directional Tactile Bar
Raised flat-top tactile bars are used to assist visually impaired individuals of the direction in which the path travels. While used for directional assistance for pedestrian travel, they also provide guidance around obstacles like street furniture in high foot traffic areas.
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Product Features:
- Guides around obstacles.
- Provides directional assistance between facilities.
- Slip rated to AS/NZS 4586.
- Manufactured from 316 stainless or durable TPU.
- Drilling template available for BTD101-SS only.
- No messy adhesives necessary just drill and press the step into the mounting hole.
- Simply drill and press fit for a high end look with maximum slip resistance.
Availability: In stock
All items displayed on this website are subject to availability.
We ship anywhere in Australia. When you place an order, Safetyline automatically calculates the shipping cost based on the total weight and delivery location specified in the checkout process, and displays the shipping cost prior to order completion.
We endeavour to dispatch goods within one business day of your order and payment being received. If any product is out of stock or backordered we will notify you after your order has been made with the option to cancel, or otherwise to keep you fully informed of the estimated delivery date.
In our experience delivery times from the date of dispatch are approximately as follows:
- 1 business day for deliveries to Melbourne and metro VIC;
- 3-5 business days for deliveries to NSW, ACT, SA, QLD and regional VIC;
- 5-7 business days for delivery to TAS and metro WA; and
- 7-10 business days for delivery to metro NT.
Please note that deliveries to remote or non-standard shipping zones may exceed the above estimates, and allow extra delivery time for large, heavy or oversized shipments.
Please note that due to the high volume of daily shipments, we cannot trace a shipment until the above time frames have elapsed. This includes orders that may have been split into multiple deliveries by the freight operator.
