DTAC installed a combination of its Black Top TGSI's and its unique DTAC stainless steel Ecotac™ TGSI's to stair landings and many other locations throughout the site. More than 80 lineal metres of natural and black anodised DTAC Urban edging was installed to the existing stairs providing a compliant solution with a high slip resistance of R13 in accordance with AS 1428.1.

One of the critical challenges for DTAC was to provide a compliant solution without interfering with the existing heritage listed stone substrate. DTAC achieved this by installing direct stick, DIT0040 Black Top Integrated Tile Plate, thereby eliminating the need to drill the substrate while preserving the building's cultural and heritage listing.

DTAC design Australia's leading range of superior quality products that meet all requirements of Australia's tactile, stair tread and edging compliance regulations. All products are designed, manufactured and installed in line with the latest Australian NCC standards. DTAC products also conform to the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA, including slip and luminance requirements with test certification data available.

In addition to the Police Stables redevelopment at the University of Melbourne, DTAC's work can be seen throughout Australia in many iconic projects, including but not limited to the Glen Street Library, Sydney, RMIT University, Melbourne, the NAB building on Bourke Street, Hawthorn Town Hall and the Yarra Valley Water headquarters.

For more information contact DTAC Pty Ltd on 1300 793 478, email or visit their website www.dtac.com.au.