ADVANTAGE TACTILE SYSTEMS CAST IRON PLATES
DESIGNED FOR DURABILITY , ENGINEERED, FOR ULTIMATE STRENGTH
Engineered to outlast the sidewalk, the Advantage Cast Iron Plates are a long-lasting ADA tactile detectable warning product, that is all strong enough to withstand the abuse of heavy equipment such as snow plows, fork lifts and other construction vehicles and are ideal for northern climates and high traffic areas. They are designed to be permanently embedded into concrete and lower your maintenance and product life cycle costs, all while complying with ADA California and Title 24 building codes.
Cast Iron Plates ADA tactile detectable warning products for the following and many more applications.
- Curb Ramps
- Vehicular Passage Ways
- Parking Areas
- Top of Stair Landings Wheelchair Ramps
- Pedestrian Crossings
- Escalator Approaches
- Transit Platforms
- Multi-Modal transit Stations
PRODUCT FEATURES
- Easy to install
- Bolted connection allows for easy connect-ability between two or more plates
- Available in various sizes and radii
- Engineered to withstand abuse of heavy vehicular traffic such as snow plows, forklifts, and other rolling loads
- Maintenance-free natural patina
- ASTM A48, Class 35B Grey Cast Iron
- Can be recycled after its life-cycle
- Largest selection of standard and radius tiles
- AASHTO M 333-16 (2020) compliant detectable warning surfaces
- 10 year manufacturer's warranty
STANDARD COLORS
Uncoated
Natural Patina
SPECIFICATIONS AND DRAWINGS
PART NUMBER
TILE SIZE
(width x height in inches)
RADIUS
TILE WEIGHT(LB)
DOWNLOAD
INSTALLATION
1a. Connect multiple tiles with 3/8” x 1-3/4” bolts
1b. Connect multiple tiles with 3/8” x 1-3/4” bolts
2. Maintaining a 4-7 slump range, pour and float the concrete and prepare for tile installation.
3. Without removing any concrete, place the tile on the curb ramp 6"-8" from the curb line.
4. Tamp the tile in grid pattern across the top face, embedding the tile into the concrete using a rubber mallet or vibrate into place using a vibrating mechanism fixed with a soft base such as wood.
6. Using a smart level make sure ramp and tile are in compliance with ADA requirements and in accordance with contract documents.
7. Apply a broom-finish to the curb ramp and ensure face of tile is clean and free of any concrete debris.
5. Create an edge around the perimeter of the tile using a 3/8" radius edging tool then float the concrete around the tile’s perimeter using a steel trowel.
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Advantage Tactile Systems • 241 Main Street, Suite 100 • Buffalo, NY 14203 • Phone: 1-800-679-4022
