ADA Cast-In-Place Replaceable Truncated Dome 2' x 3' Federal Yellow

ADA Cast-In-Place Replaceable Truncated Dome, 2' x 3', Federal Yellow

ADA Solutions introduced this game-changing replaceable system to the market in 2006. Since then, ADA Solutions has installed 18,000,000 square feet of our revolutionary Cast-in-Place Replaceable panels. The Cast-in-Place panel is delivered pre-assembled with an extra heavy-duty anchoring system, specifically designed for easy insertion and embedment into fresh concrete. Our Replaceable cast-in-place detectable warning surface is far superior to any alternative on the market.

Features & Benefits:

• Body thickness is 0.25” not including truncated domes (10% greater than the closest alternative).
• Panel weight is 2.25 lbs. per SF (12% more material than the closest alternative).
• Four-Sided Embedment Flange is 0.75” deep and 1.02” thick.
• Utilizes time-tested and proven 0.5” x 1.5” Corrosion Resistant Concrete Inserts with 6,200 psi. of pulldown strength per insert.
• Inserts are housed in a 0.5” recessed fixture on the backside of the panel.
• This ensures 2” of embedment depth into the concrete (50% deeper than the closest alternative).
• The Replaceable unit is secured into the anchor with a 0.5” x 1.5” heavy-duty metal bolt located 0.25” into the body of the panel.
• The bolt head is fully covered and protected by structurally fit caps. This is far superior to the open-faced, fully exposed lightweight all-purpose screws utilized by all other alternative systems

Applications:

ADA Solutions’ Cast-in-Place Replaceable panels are intended to be embedded in wet cement to serve as a long-term aid to pedestrians. These panels can be used in a wide range of publicly accessible environments, including pedestrian crossings, rail crossing sites, and boarding platforms.

These cast-in-place detectable warning panels have been devised in accordance with all applicable local and federal safety regulations, such as Public Right-of-Way Accessibility Guidelines (PROWAG), Americans with Disabilities Act Accessibility Guidelines (ADAAG), and California Title 24 requirements.