Tactile indicators

Tactile indicators are individual warning elements for people with visual impairments, installed either as single points or along hazardous areas. Unlike continuous tactile paving, these …

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Tactile indicators

Tactile indicators are individual warning elements for people with visual impairments, installed either as single points or along hazardous areas. Unlike continuous tactile paving, these indicators are mounted one by one and help a visually impaired person sense, through the foot or cane, the approach of stairs, a platform edge, a change in level, or an obstacle in good time. They serve as a convenient complement to tactile floor markings and help form a continuous, intuitive route of travel.

Our range includes two main types of these elements. Stud (truncated dome) indicators are individual surface-mounted "buttons" with a rounded truncated top that signal a decision point: the start of a staircase, a turn, or an entrance. Strip (bar) indicators are elongated ribbed bars that mark the direction of travel along a path.

  • Stud indicators (truncated domes) — warning of obstacles and edges
  • Strip (directional) indicators — marking a safe route
  • Items in stainless steel and brass — for entrances and public spaces
  • Items in polyurethane — flexible, wear-resistant, for high-traffic areas

Indicators are installed before stair flights and ramps, at platform edges, at building entrances, near lift doors, and at pedestrian path intersections. The material is chosen to suit the conditions of use: stainless steel and brass are durable and attractive for interiors and porches, while polyurethane works well outdoors and in high-footfall areas. All solutions are designed with the requirements of applicable accessibility norms in mind. Not sure which type and material to choose? Leave a request and we will advise you for free, helping with selection, delivery, and installation across Tashkent and all of Uzbekistan.