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Tactile Indicators

Tiles with tactile indicators mark routes and hazards using raised surfaces that pedestrians can detect underfoot or with a cane.

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About Tactile Indicators products

Tactile ground surface indicators identify hazards and routes across tiled areas. Coordinate their locations with the floor plan, and check required coverage against the project specification and applicable accessibility requirements. Consider the tile finish and substrate before installation.

Tactile indicators

Stainless steel tactile indicators are another option. Check the fixing method and compatibility with the tile or stone surface, then confirm the installation detail with the contractor. Align the layout with the product specification before the finished floor is in place to avoid later changes.

What should I check when planning stair tactiles?

Confirm locations and dimensions against the project drawings and applicable accessibility requirements. Check that the selected indicator is suitable for its installation surface.

What affects a tactile installation?

The substrate, fixing method, and site conditions can all affect installation. Review the product instructions and coordinate the installation detail with the contractor before work begins.

How do I choose between tactile indicator materials?

Compare the product’s material and fixing requirements with the surface and project specification. Confirm that the product meets applicable requirements for its intended location.