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PVC tactile tile — warning cones (yellow, 300×300 mm)

  • Category Tactile paving
  • Color Yellow
  • Type Ogohlantiruvchi (konuslar)
  • Size 300×300 mm
  • Material PVC (polivinilxlorid)
  • Installation method Polymer yelim
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Description

The PVC warning tactile tile is a special path surface that warns people with visual impairments about a hazard or a place requiring attention. The orderly arranged cone-shaped studs (domes) on the tile surface are clearly felt underfoot or through a cane and give the person a "stop, be careful" signal. Unlike tiles with guiding stripes, this tile signals not continuation of movement but the need for caution. Such warning tiles are installed in the following places: the top and bottom of stairs, before a pedestrian crossing, the edge of a platform, in front of a door, at turning points where the direction changes, and before any obstacle or hazardous zone. The product is made of high-quality PVC (polyvinyl chloride). It is resistant to moisture, mechanical abrasion, temperature differences and ultraviolet light — keeping its colour and shape for a long time. The bright yellow colour creates a strong visual contrast for partially sighted people and marks the hazardous zone even from a distance. Size: 300×300 mm (30×30 cm). 500×500 mm is also available on request. The tile is suitable for indoor spaces — schools, hospitals, government offices, shopping centres, metro and stations — as well as covered walkways. Installation is simple: the tile is glued to a flat, clean surface with a special polymer adhesive. The height and layout of the cones comply with the standards and are clearly felt by both foot and cane. The surface is non-slip, so it is safe even when wet. The warning tile is one of the most important elements of an inclusive environment. It warns people of potential danger in advance and makes your facility safe for everyone. It is often installed together with the guiding tile as a single system.

Why tactile paving matters

Tactile paving gives blind and partially sighted people a route map that can be "read" with a cane or foot: cone relief means stop before a hazard, line relief shows the direction of travel. The tiles are laid before stairs, ramps, crossings and entrance areas in accordance with GOST R 52875 and O'z DSt, so inspection authorities accept the site without objections. The yellow colour provides the required contrast and improves safety for all pedestrians. Our catalogue offers PVC, steel and concrete tiles — each for its own conditions: indoor rooms, high-traffic zones or the open street.

Why Qulay Makon?

We are a team specialising in accessible environment solutions: the catalogue covers everything from tactile tiles and signs to ramps, handrails and call systems, so a whole site can be adapted with a single supplier. Products are in stock, and orders arrive within a few days. Every client gets a free consultation: by phone or with a site visit, we advise exactly which element should be installed where according to the current standards. Government organisations can purchase officially through the xarid.uz exchange, with all documents provided.

For whom

For people with visual impairments and the blind. For making stairs, pedestrian crossings, platforms and entrance areas safer — for schools, hospitals, government offices and public transport facilities.

Usage instructions

1. Clean the installation site from dust and grease; the surface must be dry
2. Mark the tile boundary in front of the hazard zone (stairs/crossing)
3. Apply special polymer adhesive to the back
4. Press firmly onto the surface and let it cure for 24 hours

Where to use

School, Hospital, Government offices, Shopping centre, Metro, Stop, Stairs, Crossing

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Price (UZS) 17 00040 00050 000
Color Yellow
Type Ogohlantiruvchi (konuslar)Ogohlantiruvchi (konuslar)Yo'naltiruvchi (chiziqlar)
Size 300×300 mm300×300 mm180×300 mm
Material PVC (polivinilxlorid)Beton (yuqori mustahkam)Beton (yuqori mustahkam)
Installation method Polymer yelimSement qorishma / maxsus yelimSement qorishma / maxsus yelim

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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