Stainless Steel Tactile Studs – Blister Indicators for Accessible Spaces
Our stainless steel tactile studs (also called SST tactile studs or blister tactile indicators) provide essential hazard and wayfinding cues for visually impaired pedestrians. Ideal for public pavements, train stations, and commercial buildings, they ensure compliance with the Equality Act 2010, Part M of the Building Regulations, and BS 8300 accessibility standards.
Key Features of Stainless Steel Tactile Studs
- High-grade 304 or 316 stainless steel for long-term durability
- Raised dome grid for tactile feedback without trip hazards
- Non-slip surface for wet or high-traffic areas
- Indoor and outdoor suitability
- Retrofit or new-build installation options
Where to Use Stainless Steel Tactile Studs
- Pedestrian crossings and public pavements
- Train station platforms and transport hubs
- Access ramps, staircases, and building entrances
- Shopping centres, hospitals, schools, and universities
Why Choose Our SST Tactile Studs?
- Fully DDA, Part M, and BS 8300 compliant
- Adhesive or drilled fixing options
- Slip-resistant for maximum pedestrian safety
- Fast, simple installation without specialist tools
- Trusted by UK architects, specifiers, and contractors
Improve Accessibility and Meet Compliance Standards
Whether upgrading a busy station platform or improving access to a commercial building, our stainless steel tactile paving studs provide reliable performance and consistent visual guidance across all public areas. They are an essential element of accessible design and wayfinding solutions.
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Ordering & Support
- Free samples on request
- Trade pricing for bulk and contractor orders
- Next-day UK mainland delivery (subject to availability)
- Installation guidance for architects and site managers
Frequently Asked Questions
What are stainless steel tactile studs?
Stainless steel tactile studs are raised blister indicators that provide tactile feedback for visually impaired pedestrians, helping with hazard detection and directional guidance.
Are your stainless steel tactile studs compliant?
Some stainless steel tactile studs meet DDA, Part M, and BS 8300 regulations for accessibility and safety.
Can these studs be installed outdoors?
Absolutely. Our 304 and 316 stainless steel studs are weatherproof and designed for high-traffic outdoor areas.
What fixing options are available?
Studs can be installed using adhesive or drilled fixing, making them suitable for both retrofit and new-build projects.
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