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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
1.01
Summary
A.
This section includes detectable warning
tiles.
1.02
Reference Standards
A. American Disabilities Act (Title 49 CFR Transportation, Part 37.9 Standards For Accessible Transportation Facilities, Appendix A, Section 4.29.25 Detectable Warnings On Walking Surfaces.
1.03
Submittals
A.
Product Data: Submit manufacturer’s
literature describing products, detailing
installation and maintenance procedures.
B.
Shop drawings shall be required for each
product detailing dimensions for each product and
tile surface profile.
C.
Samples:
3 samples of each product to be used will be
submitted for approval in advance of any placement.
1.04 Quality Assurance
A.
Detectable Warning Tiles will be sourced from
a single manufacturer.
B.
Detectable Warning Tiles must conform to all
current ADA Specifications.
C.
Detectable Warning Tiles shall conform to the
following:
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D.
Detectable Warning Tiles shall be warranted
in writing for a period of five years from the date
of installation.
A.
Detectable Warning Tiles shall be packaged in
a manner to
Prevent damage during shipping.
B.
Detectable Warning Tiles shall be stored in an area where
they will be protected from damage.
1.06 Extra Stock
A.
Deliver extra stock to owner.
This extra stock shall be of the same type
and manufacturer as that which has been installed.
Furnish not less than two or 10% of the
supplied materials for each type and color
installed.
Part 2 – Products
2.01 Panel Manufacturer
A.
Manufacturer: Subject to compliance with
requirements, Manufacturers offering compliant tiles
include, but are not limited to the following:
Detectile
Attn. Andy Watne (312) 213-1507
2.02 Installation Materials
A.
ABS Anchors or Replaceable Ashall be provided with tiles.
Part 3 Execution
3.01 Installation
A.
Isolate work area by using barricades or
cones to block off the work area from pedestrian or
vehicular traffic.
Consult with local governmental agency or
other standard to be certain safety guidelines are
followed.
B.
Before pouring concrete determine the layout
of tiles.
C.
Pour and finish concrete according to the
drawings and specifications.
Check the slope of the concrete with an
electronic level to assure compliance.
D.
Trace the approximate location of the tiles
and remove ½” – 5/8” of concrete.

E.
Place the tile in the void created by
applying downward pressure and twisting the tile to
set. The
tile should be level with the surrounding concrete.
Place the remaining tiles flush to the
previous using the same downward twisting method.

F.
Float surface of concrete surrounding tiles
making sure that any concrete displaced by the tiles
is removed and the surface is finished in a manner
that the tile becomes an integral part of the
sidewalk and does not disturb the uniform slope
achieved before placement.
G.
If using ABS pins install ABS pins immediately after the tiles
have been installed*.

H.
Recheck slope to confirm that the
installation of the tiles has not disturbed the
slope.

I. Carefully finish the edges, and clean of any concrete that has spilled during the installation
J. Protect area from pedestrian and vehicular
traffic until the concrete has cured sufficiently.

Clean by spraying with water


