Colour tactile indicator — green (bar and stud)

Green tactile indicators carry the meaning of safety and of a permitted direction. In the international colour code green says that this is a route you may take, which makes it the logical choice for marking an escape route, a safe pedestrian lane, or the way to an assembly point. Red and yellow warn, green guides — one does not substitute for the other.

The indicator comes in two forms. The bar forms a continuous guide: along a corridor, from a stair landing to an exit, across a site to the assembly point. The stud highlights where direction changes or a decision is made — a turn, the approach to a door, the head of a staircase. The diamond relief is felt underfoot and through a cane tip and works against slipping on a wet floor.

• Bar element — continuous marking of a safe movement lane
• Stud element — highlighting turns and decision points
• Diamond anti-slip relief — works outdoors as well
• Suitable indoors and outdoors, adhesive or mechanical fixing

The green version is chosen for educational institutions, hospitals and rehabilitation centres, office buildings, museums and libraries, and production facilities — especially where the evacuation plan is backed by a tactile guidance strip. A green guide is best planned as one system with evacuation direction signs: when floor and wall say the same thing, nobody hesitates. Solutions are selected taking accessibility norm requirements into account. We will draw up the route layout — request a free consultation.