Tactile warning indicator 35mm

The floor identifier stop 35 mm is part of the FÅLHAGEN series tactile guidance system made of stainless steel. The product serves as a warning and stopping element intended to indicate an important point along the route, such as a change in level, an obstacle, or the end of the path. The stopping mark is clearly detectable underfoot as well as with a white cane. The tactile relief creates a recognizable surface that warns the user before a risk point and enhances mobility safety, especially for visually impaired individuals. Stainless steel provides a timeless and neutral appearance as well as high durability in busy public environments. The surface of the product is grooved.

The stopping floor identifier mark is used particularly:

- in front of stairs and level changes
- at the edges of platforms and endpoints of walkways
- in connection with elevators and points of direction change
- to warn of obstacles or hazard points
- as part of accessibility design in public and commercial spaces

The product complements guiding signage and together with them forms a safe and logical tactile guidance system.

The product is made of stainless steel (SST) and its structure is:

- highly wear-resistant
- corrosion- and weather-resistant
- long-lasting in busy public use
- maintenance-free and easy to clean

Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.

Can be installed on various floor materials, such as: concrete, natural stone, tile / clinker, wood, plastic, and vinyl floors.

Mounting options depending on the application (the desired mounting method is specified at the time of order):

- adhesive (no holes or screws, drying time, removal may damage the surface)
- screw fastening (Floor identifiers can be pre-drilled at the factory, very sturdy, requires drilling)
- pin fastening (Floor identifiers can be made with pins, making installation very quick. Requires pre-drilling of the floor)
- tape fastening (Pre-installed 3M tape on the bottom of the identifier. Quick and easy installation. Load capacity limited, not for heavy stress)

Installation must consider the evenness of the substrate and sufficient fastening strength, especially in heavily trafficked areas.