1 - AS 1428.4-1992 DESIGN FOR ACCESS AND MOBILITY - TACTILE GROUND SURFACE INDICATORS FOR THE ORIENTATION OF PEOPLE WITH VISION ....
4 - PREFACE
4 - CONTENTS
5 - FOREWORD*
6 - 1 SCOPE
6 - 2 REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
6 - 3 DEFINITIONS
6 - 3.1 Tactile indicators
6 - 3.2 Directional pattern (elongated pattern)
6 - 3.3 Warning pattern (dot pattern)
6 - 4 MATERIALS
6 - 4.1 Tactile indicators for outdoor applications
6 - 4.2 Tactile indicators made from natural or synthetic rubbers
6 - 5 DESIGN REQUIREMENTS
6 - 5.1 Tactile indicators warning of hazards
6 - 5.2 Tactile indicators for directional guidance
7 - 6 INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS
7 - 6.1 General requirements
7 - 6.2 Tactile indicators at stairways, escalators and ramps
12 - 6.3 Tactile indicators at kerb ramps and step ramps
13 - 6.4 Tactile indicators at crossings in high-use vehicular areas, e.g. carparks
13 - 6.5 Tactile indicators at bus stops
13 - 6.6 Tactile indicators at vehicle pick-up and drop-off areas
15 - 6.7 Tactile indicators at railway platforms
16 - 6.8 Tactile indicators at passenger wharves
16 - 6.9 Tactile indicators warning of hazards within the circulation space or adjacent to a path of travel
17 - 6.10 Tactile indicators denoting a change of direction
18 - APPENDIX A - RAISED PAVEMENT MARKERS
20 - APPENDIX B - TACTILE GROUND SURFACE INDICATORS - TYPICAL LAYOUT DETAILS

Sets out requirements for the design and installation of tactile ground surface indicators to assist people with vision impairment. Specific types of ground surface indicators that warn of hazards and denote direction are provided.

Committee	ME-064
DocumentType	Standard
ISBN	0 7262 7300 7
Pages	15
PublisherName	Standards Australia
Status	Superseded
SupersededBy	AS/NZS 1428.4.1:2009 AS/NZS 1428.4:2002
Supersedes	DR 91099

This Standard specifies requirements for the design and installation of tactile indicators for use on ground or floor surfaces to assist the mobility of people with vision impairment.NOTE : Guidance on the type and installation of raised pavement markers to delineate pedestrian crossing areas are included in Appendix A and on the general installation layout of tactile ground surface indicators in Appendix B.

First published as AS 1428.4-1992.

Frequently Asked Questions

AS 1428.4 is published by Standards Australia. It is an Australian standard.

AS 1428.4 is used by architects, designers, builders and certifiers applying accessible design requirements; building-law adoption varies. It is an Australian standard published by Standards Australia.

AS 1428.4 sets design requirements that support access, circulation and use of buildings and facilities by people with disability. It is an Australian standard published by Standards Australia.

AS 1428.4 is listed in this catalog as an Australian standard published by Standards Australia, with its region recorded as Australia only. The catalog does not record a New Zealand adoption of this document.

AS 1428.4 sets design requirements that support access, circulation and use of buildings and facilities by people with disability. In practice it is applied by architects, designers, builders and certifiers applying accessible design requirements; building-law adoption varies.

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AS 1428.4-1992

Design for access and mobility Tactile ground surface indicators for the orientation of people with vision impairment

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