Tactile indicators provide detectable warning and directional information to assist people who are blind or vision-impaired. In outdoor environments, they can help identify changes in level, hazards, and important pedestrian routes, supporting safer and more accessible movement through public and commercial spaces.
Tactile indicators are commonly installed in locations where pedestrians need to identify a hazard, change in level, or direction. Typical applications include stairs, ramps, pedestrian crossings, transport platforms, escalators, pathways and other areas where accessibility requirements apply. The appropriate application and positioning depend on the site conditions and relevant project requirements.
Tactile indicators are available in a range of materials to suit different environments, surfaces and design requirements. Depending on the product, options may include stainless steel, brass, aluminium, urethane and other purpose-selected materials. Suitable installation surfaces can vary by product and application, so product specifications should be reviewed before installation.
Colour and luminance contrast can help tactile indicators be more visually distinguishable from the surrounding surface. This is particularly useful for people with low vision. The appropriate colour and contrast requirements depend on the application and applicable accessibility standards.
Our tactile indicator range is available in a selection of colours and finishes, subject to the product selected. Common options may include stainless steel or silver finishes, black, yellow, gold and other colours. For specific projects, contact our team to confirm available options and suitability.
A suitable tactile indicator should provide clear detectable information, appropriate slip resistance and durability for its intended environment. Material selection, surface finish, fixing method and installation quality can all affect long-term performance. Product selection should therefore consider the location, traffic conditions, substrate and intended application.
Tactile indicators are often installed in high-traffic areas and may be exposed to weather, moisture, cleaning and regular pedestrian use. Selecting products manufactured from suitable materials and installed according to the relevant product and project requirements can help support durability and reliable long-term performance.
Yes, tactile indicators are available with different installation methods and can be suitable for a range of substrates, depending on the product. Common surfaces may include concrete, stone, masonry, timber, tiles, metal and other suitable substrates. The installation method should always be selected according to the product specifications and site conditions.
Yes. We supply tactile indicator solutions for a range of commercial, public, accessibility and infrastructure applications. For larger projects, customers can contact our team with the required products, quantities, project location and specifications so we can assist with the appropriate product selection.
We supply bollard solutions for a range of safety, security, traffic management and property protection applications. Depending on the project requirements, bollards may be used around commercial buildings, pedestrian areas, car parks, entrances, loading zones and other locations where controlled access or physical protection is required. Available options, materials, finishes and installation methods vary by product and application. Contact our team to discuss your project requirements and find a suitable bollard solution.
Yes. Our team can assist with product information, material options, finishes and installation considerations. If you provide your project requirements, application, substrate and approximate quantities, we can help identify suitable products for consideration.
