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Tactile Paver. More than "compliant".

Our architecturally finished cast stone product add to aesthetics while performing the vital safety function of hightlighting danger areas of complicated intersections, transit malls, reflecting pools and crossings. High strength prestressed concrete crack and break resistant, 4 times stronger than standard concrete materials. Dimensional changes with temperature fluctuations is the same as the base concrete material All stainless steel Mechanically anchored to substrate with headed studs. Architectural finishes Specially designed truncated dome resists chipping with shovels. Dome specifications meet ADAAG G4.29.2 Color is integral with concrete, will not fade or ware off. Contrasting color meets ADAAG visual contrast requirements Core drill or cur to fit different configurations with standard tools Time proven design and technology in the harshest environments Easily wet set with reusable handles or retrofit installations Repairable domes Custom sizes available Various dome spacing available Rail station ramp panels available Matching custom precast pieces available Testing and Specifications: Compressive strength greater than 9000 psi average ASTM C140-98b Flexural strength; modulus of rupture greater than 1200 psi ASTM C293-94 Absorption less then 5.3% ASTM C140 Abrasion resistance; Coefficient of loss .1 cm^3/cm^2 ASTM C418-98 Freeze-Thaw resistance; less than 1% loss after 75 cycles, ASTM C1262d-98, 3% NaCl solution US patent No. 6711866, Patents Pending, Truncated dome tactile warning concrete tiles Arcis panels use stainless steel prestressed tendons that continuously bond to the concrete material. Panels can be cut and drilled after they are cured. Taking this a step further, our casting and curing technique allows for the use of high performance concrete mixes that are dense and stronger than typical concrete. The combination of prestressing, corrosion resistant stainless steel, and superior concrete mixes provides a superior concrete product. US Patent No. 6711866, Canadian Patent No. 2357834, Other Patents Pending