Surface Applied Tactile Solution Paves the Way

Detectable warning systems' ADA compliant Redimat delivers concrete and asphalt advancements for safety, construction and ease-of-installation.

The forebearer of Detectable Warning Systems’ (DWS) complete line of ADA compliant tactile warning products for visually impaired or handicapped pedestrians, the original RediMat, is constructed of extremely durable, UV protected, glass-filled polyurethane and is surface applied on both asphalt and concrete.   

Now a part of the proprietary product family of Mar-Bal, Inc, DWS has advanced the innovative, flexible RediMat’s proprietary pre-applied adhesive system, that delivers some of the industries’ quickest installation (less than 10 minutes) and drastically reduces labor time and expense–but not at the expense of durability.  

Paving-focused contractors, distributors, states, and municipalities will benefit from the multi-surface adhesive system across a myriad of markets and applications including: Parking Structures, Health Care-Disability, RailTransport, Retail, Universities/Education, etc.

Notably, RediMat’s flexible polyurethane material conforms to uneven surfaces, and is unbreakable–it will not chip, crack, or splinter. Engineered construction also features a beveled edge for easy pedestrian access.  

Radius tile is available in a “wedge” shape ideal for rounded intersections requiring a radius system. Directional mats are also available and popular for applications along bike paths and train stations–directing pedestrians to the train itself. Available colors (integral throughout) include: Safety Yellow, Brick Red, Black, and Gray.

Engineered for both concrete and asphalt, RediMat offers the easiest installation of any surface applied detectable warning in the industry via their proprietary pre-applied “peel-and-stick” adhesive system. Simply remove the protective backing, peel-and-stick, then roll the mat to ensure a secure bond.  

From start-to-finish, this installation typically takes less than 10 minutes–saving costly man hours.

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