Paving Block Designs 400x400x40mm Pedestrian Crossing Tiles.

Paving block design drawing showing 400x400x40mm thick concrete tiles used for pedestrian crossing area paving with tactile warning surface. The layout illustrates stop paving before pedestrian crossing area with 36 circular raised dots on upper surface for blind people guidance. Plan view clearly defines tile arrangement pattern, curved edge alignment, and crossing boundary marking. Dimensional references indicate 1200mm module spacing and surface level coordination with adjoining walkway paving. Tile texture variation and directional orientation are properly drafted for safe pedestrian movement and accessibility compliance. This paving block design also includes sectional details of tile bedding layer, base preparation, and subgrade compaction beneath 400x400x40mm concrete blocks. Cross sections show layer thickness, surface finish level, and tactile tile positioning relative to normal walkway surface. Detailed drawings present different paving types for crossing zone, warning zone, and walking direction area with clear measurement annotations. The drawing supports AutoCAD based urban design and pedestrian infrastructure documentation with accurate paving geometry and installation references.