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Contractors often face the risk of disapproval from project managers while installing tactile walking surface indicators . The reason being, contractors most of the time, are unaware of the code standards resulting in the deviation from the project requirements. As per the legislation, it’s mandatory for contractors to install code-compliant tactile indicators in their projects.  Although contractors are aware of the importance, they don’t have a complete understanding of the code standards. To meet the project requirements, contractors should take the Northwest  Territories tactile warning in OBC  into account.  To safeguard the interest of contractors and to ensure compliance with the project requirements, we have created this guide. Along with the code standards, contractors must be aware of the role of design basic in the installation of tactile walking indicators. Contractors must consider three fundamental elements while installing TWSI’s. Layout:  Contractors m

Have you ever walked on a busy street and seen raised panels near a crosswalk or bus stop? Well, do you know what those raised panels represent? These are the tactile walking indicators that provide safe access to pedestrians. The  tactile warning strips  indicate pedestrian aces routes, thus reducing the chances of slips and falls. The strips are made of a variety of materials like cast iron, stainless steel, aluminum. But, when it comes to higher durability, iron tactile plates are preferred by the contractors. They are especially important for people walking between a sidewalk and a street. But, as a contractor, before you go for the purchase and installation of tactile warning plates, you must address the following concerns.   Durability:  Tactile indicators are available in different types of materials. Now, which one to choose will depend on the area of application and project requirement. As far as the durability is concerned, cast iron plates always come