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Tactile Indicators for Accessible Public Spaces

Comply with disability access standards and enhance pedestrian safety with our premium range of tactile indicators. Also known as TGSI (Tactile Ground Surface Indicators), these products are essential for guiding people with low vision across public walkways, transport hubs, and commercial buildings. eSafety Supplies offers stainless steel, polymer, and ceramic tactile indicators designed to meet AS/NZS 1428.4.1 compliance and built for long-term durability in Australian conditions.

Why Choose Our Tactile Indicators?

• DDA Compliant – Fully meets Australian Standard AS 1428.4.1 for disability access.
• Durable Materials – Options in stainless steel, UV-stable polymer, and hard-wearing ceramic.
• Slip Resistant – Certified anti-slip surfaces for pedestrian safety in all weather.
• Surface or In-Ground Fixing – Choose adhesive or drilled types depending on the substrate.
• Custom Layouts Available – Modular panels or individual studs for flexible installation.

Types of Tactile Indicators

Stainless Steel TGSIs
Premium appearance and maximum durability. Ideal for commercial entrances, transport platforms, and high-profile civic projects.

Poly Tactile Indicators
Lightweight, economical, and UV-stabilised. Great for retail centres, schools, and general walkways.

Ceramic Hazard Tiles
Perfect for bus stops, transport terminals, or government buildings where permanent and highly visible installations are required.

Ideal Applications for Tactile Indicators

Residential or Community Use:

• Multi-unit housing developments
• Aged care and accessibility retrofits
• Driveway-to-walkway transitions

Commercial or Industrial Use:

• Office building entries
• Factory and warehouse pedestrian zones
• Retail complexes and shopping centres

Government or Civic Areas:

• Train and bus stations
• Public footpaths and crossings
• Schools, universities, and health facilities

Installation & Maintenance

Choose from surface-mounted indicators with adhesive backing, or in-ground fixings with drilled anchors. Cleaning is simple—mop or wash with non-corrosive cleaners. Stainless steel units may need occasional polish in high-traffic zones.

Choosing the Right Tactile Indicator

Location – Indoor vs outdoor; level vs sloped surfaces
Substrate – Concrete, tile, timber, or pavers
Installation Type – Surface-mounted for retrofits, in-ground for new builds
Material Preference – Stainless steel for prestige, poly for budget, ceramic for transport

Customer Testimonials

"We installed eSafety’s stainless tactiles at our train station—easy to install and fully compliant."
– Mark R., Public Works Coordinator, VIC

"Great product range and quick delivery. The poly tactiles were perfect for our school."
– Fiona M., Facilities Officer, QLD

Call to Action

Explore our tactile indicator range or speak with our team to ensure your site meets accessibility laws. Trade quotes and compliance support available.

FAQs About Tactile Indicators

Q: Are these products DDA and AS-compliant?
A: Yes, all products meet the requirements of AS/NZS 1428.4.1 and are suitable for public access areas.

Q: Can I install tactiles myself?
A: Yes, many surface-mounted units are DIY-friendly, but we recommend professionals for in-ground installation.

Q: Do you offer layout guidance for compliance?
A: We do. Contact us for help with layout spacing, location requirements, and install advice.