Rooftop Walkways
In some instances, a rooftop pathway is necessary to guide users along a safe route around the roof from point to point. Laying a promenade tile pathway mitigates the risk of users walking in areas that are not suitable for foot traffic.
Over time, constant walking on the roof surface can also deteriorate the integrity of the roof materials, such as the weatherproofing finish. In turn, this repeated damage would cause leaks below the roof and can cause an uneven and hazardous surface. Thankfully, walking only on the designated rubber tiles provides a barrier of protection between the foot traffic and the roof surface to prevent any damage.
Promenade tiles can also be used in a combination of different colours for aesthetic preferences and to draw attention to the pathway route. Consequently, this is especially useful in bad weather conditions where visibility is poor.