Gray Stone Paving Bricks for The Blind

Durability: Typically made from high-quality ceramic, granite, and other materials, they offer high strength and hardness, withstand the pressure of pedestrians and wheelchairs, and are resistant to damage.

Excellent Slip Resistance: The surface is specially treated to create a certain degree of roughness, ensuring excellent slip resistance in both wet and dry conditions, ensuring walking safety for the blind.

Shape and Specifications: There are two basic shapes: strip-shaped guide bricks, which guide the blind in a straight line; and dotted guide bricks, which alert the blind to obstacles, intersections, or turns ahead. These bricks generally have similar specifications to ordinary bricks, but require higher dimensional accuracy.

Color Contrast: Colors that contrast sharply with the surrounding ground, such as yellow, orange, gray, or black, are typically chosen to help blind people identify the location and direction of the blind path through their sight or with a cane.

Guidance: Gray stone paving bricks for the blind, with their combination of strips and dots, provide clear directional guidance for blind people, helping them navigate safely.

Reminder: When a blind person walks on the blind path, they receive tactile information from their feet as they step on the differently shaped bricks, such as an intersection or obstacle ahead or the need to change direction.