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Tactile paving systems are designed to support safe, independent movement for blind and partially sighted individuals. Our range of tactile indicators improves hazard awareness, directional guidance, and inclusive access in a wide variety of public and commercial environments.
Whether at pedestrian crossings, train platforms, staircases, or building entrances, tactile paving is essential for meeting DDA, BS 8300, and Part M compliance—while enhancing everyday safety.
Raised tactile profiles—such as blister studs and corduroy bars—help signal elevation changes, kerbs, or high-risk zones to pedestrians.
Directional surfaces provide intuitive navigation through complex spaces such as transport hubs, shopping centres, and bus depots.
We offer tactile studs compliant with Department for Transport (DfT) standards—specifically the 25mm diameter and 5mm height specification. These support key accessibility goals under Building Regulations Part M and BS 8300. Other sizes are available to suit varying site needs.
Engineered for longevity and safety, our tactile products are suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. They are weather-resistant, anti-slip, and compatible with substrates such as concrete, tile, wood, and metal.
Tactile paving is more than a regulatory requirement—it’s a key element of inclusive design. Promote confidence, dignity, and safety for all pedestrians with our reliable tactile surfacing solutions.
Tactile paving provides raised surface indicators that assist blind and visually impaired pedestrians with hazard detection and navigation.
Yes. Our 25mm diameter, 5mm height tactile studs comply with DfT guidance, BS 8300, and Equality Act standards for accessible design.
Typical applications include pedestrian crossings, platforms, staircases, kerbs, and walkways in urban and commercial settings.
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