ADAguy
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If rubber and not plastic or tile they have a higher degree of slip resistance.
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Truncated Domes at Door Landing
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Sifu
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So, related to this I am curious. I have had complaints about the truncated domes being over-used where not needed, creating trip hazards, problems for slipping, and for folks in high heels (notice I did not discriminate!) Any opinions? I don't know of a code that restricts their use but I'm not sure there shouldn't be one.
ADAguy
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If you "chose" to where not required at a minimum, do so at your own risk.
jar546
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It seems as though every time we have a truncated dome discussion it is always very active. Interesting....
ADAguy
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unintended consequences can do that