ADA Wall

An ADA Wall is a channelizing device that establishes a temporary pedestrian route a safe distance away from a work zone. Contrasting orange-and-white sheeting adds visibility for visually-impaired pedestrians.

When a sidewalk or crosswalk is temporarily closed, this device is used to lead pedestrians to the alternate walking path and separate them from the construction zone.

The pedestrian side of the wall has what the MUTCD and ADA legislation refers to as “detectable edging”. Designed with accessibility in mind, the top of our ADA Wall provides a smooth, continuous hand-guiding surface. Similarly, the edging at the bottom of the wall guides cane users along the walking path.

Tubular galvanized steel legs are integrated into the design of the wall, so the only setup required is to swing each leg out and lightly step on it to secure the mechanism.

Each wall has two complementary connectors, one on each side. The flexibility of these connectors allows walls to be placed at the angle that you need.

Yes, each wall has two molded mounting holes to accommodate two Barricade Lights of any style.

Our ADA Walls follow MUTCD guidance, are MASH-tested and approved, and comply with up-to-date ADA standards.

The body of the wall is constructed with blow-molded, UV-resistant high-density polyethylene. The integrated, tubular wall legs are made from durable galvanized steel.

ADA Walls are securely stacked onto a custom-fit pallet and ship via truck freight. Soon after shipment, you will receive an email with a PRO tracking number.

Sections 6K.02 and 6M.04 in Part 6 of the MUTCD cover the specifications of the ADA Wall, and Section R303.6 of ADA standards outline the requirements that apply to this product.