Tactile Paving

Tactile paving represents a premium, long-lasting variant of detectable warning surfaces, engineered to serve individuals with visual impairments while thriving in demanding environments. Crafted from high-grade stainless steel, aluminum alloy or brass renowned for their corrosion resistance—these surfaces combine the functional benefits of traditional tactile paving with enhanced durability and aesthetic appeal. As a durable, low-maintenance solution that merges functionality with longevity, making it a smart investment for public spaces where reliability, aesthetics, and accessibility are paramount.

Stainless Tactile Indicator

Its robust construction allows stainless tactile paving to handle heavy loads, including vehicular traffic in designated zones, without warping or losing structural integrity. The material’s smooth surface is easy to clean, maintaining its tactile clarity and preventing debris buildup that could obscure the warning patterns. Additionally, stainless steel’s sleek, metallic finish integrates seamlessly with modern architectural designs, avoiding the faded or worn appearance that can plague other materials over time.

Aluminum Alloy Tactile Indicator Strips

Aluminum alloy tactile paving strips are lightweight, wear-resistant and corrosion-resistant. They feature easy installation and stable fixation for blind paths. Boasting lower production costs, they are more affordable than traditional materials, delivering cost-effective solutions for barrier-free construction.

Brass Tactile Indicator

Brass tactile paving strips and studs boast wear and corrosion resistance, natural antibacterial performance, clear tactile feedback and great anti-slip effect. Meeting accessibility standards, they are durable, easy to maintain and suitable for high-end and hygiene-sensitive sites.