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Can your Tactile Ground Surface Indicators be used on asphalt?
It is not recommended that our Tactile Indicators be installed on top of asphalt. The recommended solution, however, is to cut a section of asphalt, pour concrete, and then embed the ESP Access® Tile in the wet set concrete. For more information regarding this topic please see our blog article – Installing TGSI’s On Asphalt – What do I need to know?
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