50 000 UZS

Concrete tactile paving tile — warning cones

  • Category Tactile paving
  • Type Warning (cones)
  • Size 300×300 mm
  • Material Concrete (high-strength)
  • Thickness 3–6 cm
  • Application Outdoor (street) and indoor areas
  • Installation method Cement mortar / special adhesive
  • Available sizes 300×300 / 400×400 mm
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Description

Concrete tactile paving tile is a ground surface indicator for people with visual impairments. It enables safe independent movement along streets, sidewalks, bus stops, railway stations and other outdoor areas. The tile is produced in accordance with the accessible environment programme and urban planning standards.

Sizes and prices

SizeThicknessPrice per piece
300×300 mm3 cm40 000 UZS
300×300 mm4 cm55 000 UZS
300×300 mm5 cm70 000 UZS
300×300 mm6 cm80 000 UZS
400×400 mm4 cm50 000 UZS
400×400 mm5 cm75 000 UZS
400×400 mm6 cm85 000 UZS

Please specify the required size and thickness when ordering. We deliver throughout Uzbekistan; special prices apply to large projects.

Why concrete?

High-strength concrete is built for the harshest outdoor conditions: summer heat, winter frost, rain and snow do not affect it. The material withstands heavy pedestrian traffic and the load of wheelchairs and machinery, keeping its colour and relief for years. Unlike PVC or steel tiles, a concrete tile behaves the same way as asphalt and cement surfaces — no expansion, shifting or peeling problems.

Purpose

Cone-shaped domes signal “stop, hazard ahead” — they are laid before stairs, crossings or platform edges. The relief is clearly felt both through footwear and with a cane. The tile relief has the dimensions and height defined by Uzbek and international standards, so inspection authorities accept it without objections when a site is commissioned.

Installation

The tile is laid on a cement-sand mortar or special adhesive. It can be installed both on an existing base (concrete, asphalt) and together with a new surface. The thickness is chosen to suit the laying method: a thinner tile suits installation over a finished surface, a thicker one is convenient for deep setting into mortar. Our team also offers measurement, calculation and professional installation.

Where it is used and care

Concrete tactile paving is used on streets and sidewalks, at bus stops, on railway station and airport grounds, in school and hospital yards, in parks, at stadiums and parking lots. The same solution suits the adaptation of outdoor entrance areas of government offices, banks and shopping centres. It needs no maintenance: washing with water is enough, and since the colour runs through the whole body of the tile, it does not change even with abrasion. In winter it can be cleared of ice with an ordinary shovel and salt mixtures.

For whom

Blind and visually impaired people; organizations adapting outdoor areas.

Where to use

Street, Sidewalk, Bus stop, Railway station, Schoolyard, Hospital grounds, Park, Parking lot

Compare with similar products

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Feature Concrete tactile paving tile — warning cones Concrete tactile paving tile — guiding stripes Stainless steel tactile tile — warning cones (yellow, 300×3…
Price (UZS) 50 00050 00070 000
Color ——Silver (with yellow elements)
Type Warning (cones)Guiding (stripes)Warning (cones)
Size 300×300 mm180×300 mm300×300 mm
Material Concrete (high-strength)Concrete (high-strength)Stainless steel
Installation method Cement mortar / special adhesiveCement mortar / special adhesiveScrew/anchor (wall plug)

Frequently asked questions

What material is the tactile tile made of?
Depending on where it is used, PVC, steel and rubber-based versions are available. Outdoor areas get a frost- and moisture-resistant type; indoor areas get a version rated for heavy foot traffic. All versions have an anti-slip surface and keep their colour over time. A specialist will advise which material suits your site during a free consultation.

Where are tactile tiles required?
At the start and end of stair flights, before pedestrian crossings, near lifts and entrance doors, and at points where the direction of travel changes. They act as a warning and guidance signal for people with visual impairments. Warning and directional types are selected separately according to the purpose of the zone.

How long does installation take?
It depends on the area and the condition of the base, but a single site is usually completed in 1-2 days. The Qulay Makon team handles measurement, delivery and installation, and clears the area afterwards. The service covers Tashkent and every region of Uzbekistan — the exact timeline is set after a site survey.

What standards does the product comply with?
It is manufactured in line with the current construction norms and state standards for adapting the environment for people with disabilities. This matters when a site is handed over and inspected, because accessibility work has to be documented. Qulay Makon supplies every product with technical documentation and, where required, data confirming compliance.

How can I place an order and pay?
You can submit a request directly on the site, call us by phone or write on Telegram. An operator will confirm the details, check availability and prepare a calculation. Payment can be made in cash, by bank transfer or online. For companies, a contract, invoice and the full set of documents are prepared.

Are there terms for large orders?
Yes. For fully equipping a school, hospital, shopping centre or other facility, a separate commercial offer is prepared and the price is revised according to volume. In such projects the measurement, delivery and installation are planned in stages. The document package required for tenders and public procurement is also provided.

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