Freedom Works GMBS10 Solid Brass Hazard / Warning Tactile Indicators
Manufactured with high quality solid brass hazard / warning Tactile Indicators stud.

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Freedom Works GMBS10 Solid Brass Hazard / Warning Tactile Indicators

Manufactured with high quality solid brass hazard / warning Tactile Indicators stud.

The following information has been provided by Freedom Works demonstrating how this product complies with the Building Product Information Requirements.

Product Description

GMBS10 Solid Brass Tactile Ground Surface Indicator - Designed to be very durable with a visible brass polished. Engineered for accessibility to warn and guide the visually impaired to approaching hazards.

Design: Discrete Hazard / Warning Tactile Indicator Stud

Material: Solid Brass

Product Warranty: 10 Years

Installation Warranty: 1 Year

Code Compliance:

NZTA RTS14—Land Transport New Zealand— Guidelines for facilities for the blind and vision impaired
AS/NZS 1428.4.1:2009—Design for access and mobility, Part 4
NZS4121:2001—Design for access and mobility - building and associated facilities
AS/NZS4586:2004 – Slip resistance classification of new pedestrian surface materials
Land Transport’s Pedestrian Planning and Design Guide
The Royal N.Z. Foundation for the Blind Design Guide Recommendations/Specifications

Masterspecs Code: Interior: 6615FG | Exterior: 8281FG

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Compliance Statement

Product Class

Scope of Use

Lead the vision impaired to Hazard / Warning Tactiles to warn as:

Life threatening hazards where serious falls may occur, such as at railway platforms, wharves, vehicular driveways and exits from car parks, etc., which intersect access paths
To indicate that a point of importance has been reached, such as the location of a bus sign or tram stop or the location of a change of direction on a pedestrian crossing island or as wayfinding to signify the location of a change of direction while traveling
At the top and bottom of stairways and ramps warning of a change in level.
At pedestrian crossings to indicate the path of travel

New Zealand Building Code (NZBC)

The product will, if employed in accordance with the supplier's installation and maintenance requirements, assist with meeting the following provisions of the building code:

Clause D1 Access routes: Performance D1.3.1, D1.3.1(a), D1.3.1(b), D1.3.1(c), D1.3.1(d), D1.3.2(a), D1.3.2(b), D1.3.3, D1.3.3(d), D1.3.3(i), D1.3.3(j), D1.3.3(k), D1.3.3(l), D1.3.3(m), D1.3.4, D1.3.4(a), D1.3.4(b), D1.3.4(i)
The tactiles comply with the building code clause D1 Access Routes which ensure the safety of entry/exit to the building and the safety of any internal or external stairs. It ensures people can move safely into, within and out of buildings.

Evidence

The product meets the requirements set out in the following documents, or relevant parts of cited standards within the documents:

Code Compliance:

NZTA RTS14—Land Transport New Zealand— Guidelines for facilities for the blind and vision impaired
AS/NZS 1428.4.1:2009—Design for access and mobility, Part 4
NZS4121:2001—Design for access and mobility - building and associated facilities
AS/NZS4586:2004 – Slip resistance classification of new pedestrian surface materials
Land Transport’s Pedestrian Planning and Design Guide
The Royal N.Z. Foundation for the Blind Design Guide Recommendations/Specifications

Product Criteria

Design requirements

Designed to be very durable with a visible polished brass. Engineered for accessibility to warn and guide the visually impaired to approaching hazards.

Installation requirements

Drill and Adhesive Fix or Drill and Friction Fit in accordance to New Zealand Standards. Complete Installation instructions available upon Freedom Strategies client request.

Maintenance requirements

Regular Cleaning:

Clean brass tactile indicators regularly to prevent tarnish and oxidation. Use a soft, lint-free cloth or a sponge with warm, soapy water to remove dirt and grime.
Avoid abrasive materials like steel wool, scouring pads, or harsh chemical cleaners, as they can scratch the brass surface.

Polishing:

To restore the shine of brass, periodically use a brass cleaner or polish. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for the specific product you choose.
Alternatively, you can make a homemade brass cleaner by mixing equal parts vinegar and water with a pinch of salt. Apply this mixture to the brass, rub gently, and then rinse and dry thoroughly.

Maintenance requirements available upon Freedom Strategies client request.

Manufacturer

Legal Trading Name:

Freedom Works

Business Email:

sales@freedomworks.co.nz

Company Website:

www.freedomworks.co.nz

Contact Number/s:

09 3201338

Product Identifier

BRAND: GUIDEMASTER PRODUCT CODE: GMBS10 DESIGN: DISCRETE HAZARD / WARNING TACTILE INDICATOR STUD MATERIAL: SOLID BRASS LUMINANCE TEST: REQUIRES A 45% COLOUR CONTRAST SLIP RATING: P5 RATED / CO-EFFICIENT OF FRICTION – #70

Warnings

This product has no warnings associated with it.

Date last validated: 10 April 2024

Date last updated: 10 April 2024

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