7 500 UZS

Tactile indicator — round (warning, stainless steel)

  • Category Tactile indicators
  • Color Silver (stainless)
  • Type Taktil indicator (yumaloq, ogohlantiruvchi)
  • Material Stainless steel
  • Texture Markazida konussimon (piramidasimon) bo'rtmalar
  • Installation Polga teshik teshilib, shtift va yelim bilan
  • Feature Korroziyaga chidamli, sirpanmaydigan, ichki/tashqi uchun
  • Size and material grade Specifications are confirmed with the supplier
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Description

The tactile indicator (round, warning) is a stud sign installed in the floor to warn pedestrians with visual impairments in advance about hazardous or attention-requiring places. In the centre of the indicator is a grid of non-slip cone-shaped (pyramidal) studs — a person feels them underfoot or with a cane (white stick) and understands that they must stop and be careful. The product is made of stainless steel, so it is corrosion-resistant, strong and suitable for high-footfall places. It lasts a long time both indoors and outdoors, withstanding rain and cold. The round outer surface is smooth, while the central part has a relief texture, which makes the contrast easier to feel. The indicator mounts easily into the floor: a hole is drilled at the required spot, and the indicator is fixed with a lower pin (anchor) and adhesive — it barely protrudes above the surface, so it does not create obstacles for other pedestrians, wheelchairs or during cleaning. Warning tactile indicators are installed in the following places: the beginning and end of stairs and ramps, before a pedestrian crossing, the edge of a platform, a building entrance, in front of a lift and at other potentially hazardous points. Together with guiding (strip/bar) tactile indicators they often form a complete tactile navigation system. Such indicators are often a mandatory requirement for government, educational, medical and transport facilities. The round tactile indicator is a small but very important element that makes your facility safe and understandable for people with visual impairments. It ensures independent and safe movement.

For whom

For pedestrians with visual impairments. For government institutions, schools and universities, hospitals, transport facilities (station, metro, stop) and shopping centres adapting the environment to a safe one.

Usage instructions

1. Mark the installation point (before stairs, a crossing, an edge)
2. Drill a suitable hole in the floor
3. Fix the indicator with a pin and adhesive
4. Check that it sits firmly and is level

Where to use

Before stairs, Before a ramp, Pedestrian crossing, Platform edge, Building entrance, Before a lift, Station

Compare with similar products

Compare with similar products
Feature Tactile indicator — round (warning, stainless steel) Plastik taktil indikator DLS-P35-4 — doira teksturali Plastic tactile strip DLS-P280-3 — cross-line texture
Price (UZS) 7 500Price on requestPrice on request
Color Silver (stainless)
Certificate ISO 9001 / RoHS / REACHISO 9001 / RoHS / REACH
Type Taktil indicator (yumaloq, ogohlantiruvchi)Plastic tactile indicatorPlastic tactile lenta
Material Stainless steelTPU plasticTPU plastic
Installation Polga teshik teshilib, shtift va yelim bilanfloor mountingfloor mounting
Size 35x4.5mm295x35x5mm

Frequently asked questions

What material is the tactile tile made of?
Depending on where it is used, PVC, steel and rubber-based versions are available. Outdoor areas get a frost- and moisture-resistant type; indoor areas get a version rated for heavy foot traffic. All versions have an anti-slip surface and keep their colour over time. A specialist will advise which material suits your site during a free consultation.

Where are tactile tiles required?
At the start and end of stair flights, before pedestrian crossings, near lifts and entrance doors, and at points where the direction of travel changes. They act as a warning and guidance signal for people with visual impairments. Warning and directional types are selected separately according to the purpose of the zone.

How long does installation take?
It depends on the area and the condition of the base, but a single site is usually completed in 1-2 days. The Qulay Makon team handles measurement, delivery and installation, and clears the area afterwards. The service covers Tashkent and every region of Uzbekistan — the exact timeline is set after a site survey.

What standards does the product comply with?
It is manufactured in line with the current construction norms and state standards for adapting the environment for people with disabilities. This matters when a site is handed over and inspected, because accessibility work has to be documented. Qulay Makon supplies every product with technical documentation and, where required, data confirming compliance.

How can I place an order and pay?
You can submit a request directly on the site, call us by phone or write on Telegram. An operator will confirm the details, check availability and prepare a calculation. Payment can be made in cash, by bank transfer or online. For companies, a contract, invoice and the full set of documents are prepared.

Are there terms for large orders?
Yes. For fully equipping a school, hospital, shopping centre or other facility, a separate commercial offer is prepared and the price is revised according to volume. In such projects the measurement, delivery and installation are planned in stages. The document package required for tenders and public procurement is also provided.

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