ADA Pads, 2' x 3', Surface Mount (Retrofit) Yellow Part #0753 Spill Pallet But in some situations (usually

But in some situations (usually construction-related)

A ramp to reach that height would have to be fairly long in order to make a safe and effective slope

It is just the bladder and does not include the outer housing

Any water that goes through the overflow is essentially untreated

that “Detectable warnings…shall contrast visually with adjoining surfaces” and “…differ from adjoining walking surfaces in resiliency or sound-on-cane contact

ADA Pads, 2' x 3', Surface Mount (Retrofit) Yellow Part #0753 Spill Pallet But in some situations (usuallyFAQs Resources & Docs Compliance & Regs Additional Info. Frequently Asked Questions Are ADA Pads required by law? Yes, ADA Pads (or some other form of warning pad) are mandated by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), 28 CFR Part 36. Learn more in the regulations section of our website. How are ADA Pads secured to the surface? ADA Pads use two methods to ensure that they stay safely attached to the pavement. The first method is using the included