Directional Flow Plate - Mid Section

The Directional Ramp offers a versatile solution for managing traffic flow in various road layouts

Its modular design allows for flexible configurations, catering to different needs and preferences - whether as a continuous ramp with end sections or as individual islands, this ramp adapts effortlessly to your requirements

Crafted from durable steel, the Directional Ramp features a durbar/chequer plate top surface for enhanced traction and stability

Each plate houses five high-density polyethylene teeth, ensuring robust performance even under heavy traffic

For improved visibility in low light conditions, each ramp is equipped with highly reflective red cat's eyes

Please note this listing is for the mid section only - end caps are sold separately on our website

Our flow plates can be installed on both tarmac and concrete surfaces - For tarmac surface fitting, rubber expanding bolts are recommended, Concrete surface fitting requires the laying of a concrete raft to provide a stable foundation for the flow plates

Tarmac Surface Fitting Instructions:

1. Preparation: Ensure the asphalt surface is older than 6 months and has a crust of asphalt depth of 50mm or greater. For newly laid tarmac, a concrete raft should be laid with concrete fixings used
2. Placement: Set out all flow plates on the tarmac in the desired position
3. Drilling: Mark out holes for all plates on the tarmac surface. Remove all plates and drill holes to the full depth (100mm). Do not fit any plates until all surface holes are drilled out
4. Fixing: Fit the rubber fixing to the underside of each plate using the steel bolt, tightening by hand
5. Installation: Lay all plates over the holes and gently tap them to slot the rubber fixings into place using a mallet or similar tool
6. Final Fixing: Once all plates are in position, tighten them with an impact driver or socket. Avoid over-tightening the fixings

Important Notes:

• The rubber plugs and fixing bolts should be fitted to the product prior to being dropped into location to save time
• Ensure plates are aligned correctly using a string line

Tools and Equipment Required:

1. Robust drill capable of handling a 24mm masonry drill bit
2. 24mm masonry drill bit
3. 19mm spanner or impact driver with a 19mm socket
4. String line to ensure plates are aligned correctly

Concrete Surface Fitting Instructions:
Where tarmac surface conditions are inadequate, it's recommended to lay a concrete raft for the flow plates to be installed onto