G640 Granite Tactile Tile
Tactile paving was first developed in Japan by Seiichi Miyake in 1965. In Japanese these tactile tiles are called Tenji blocks. These blocks were first used in Okayama City in 1967. Such blocks are also called truncated domes.
1.Color:Grey
2.Origin:China
3.Brand:HZX Stone
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Product Introduction
Chinese G640 White Granite Stone Tactile Paving Tiles For Walkway and Government Public Projects
The homogeneous ground surface of G640 Granite Tactile Tile indicators is usually installed outdoors on pavements, pedestrian walkways, bus stops, overhead bridges, ramps, and bicycle paths. STOP TACTILE tile with its raised dot profile indicates potential hazards. The Granite Tactile Tile paving can better serve the visually impaired in their daily travels. It enables them to avoid dangerous routes on busy streets and allows them to better integrate into their current environment. It is our responsibility as good citizens not to occupy blind lanes and to clear them of obstacles.
G640 Granite Tactile Tile is a shaped stone product with a concave and convex surface that is installed on the sidewalk to guide the blind. It is generally composed of two types of products: walking stones for the blind and stepping stones for the blind. The bar-shaped one is called blind walker stone, guiding the blind to walk with confidence; the round one is called blind stop stone or turning stone, indicating that there is an obstacle in front of the blind, and it is time to turn or stop walking.
 Meanings of Patterns on Tactile Paving Different countries may have slightly different guidelines for the use of tactile flooring — but mostly these titles carry a similar meaning. |  Titles with Across Stripes The placement of these tiles shows that there are stairs or some other hurdle ahead. Be careful. These tiles are also called corduroy hazard warning tiles. |
The function of tactile paving stones is to provide unambiguous sensorial information to people with blindness or major visual or cognitive deficiencies.
TACTILE WARNING
1. Identifies risks and gives warnings.
2. The buttons on the “Tactile Warning” piece make it easy to identify curbs and intersections.
3. It helps pedestrians identify potential risks and warns them to proceed with caution.
TACTILE CROSSING
1. A guiding paving stone. Steps to follow.
2. The raised longitudinal bands of the “Tactile Crossing” piece offer people with blindness or vision problems a physical alert.
3. Can be used in public spaces as a directional guide to help pedestrians avoid hazards and obstructions, and to identify crossing points in transit areas.
4. The bands on the surface indicate which way to go.
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