Linear Grooves
Stone, masonry, timber, vinyl, vitrified porcelain, ceramics, glass, metals
Drill and fit with adhesive or diamond core and fit with adhesive
Length / Width / Thickness or Stem Sizes Can be availedĀ as per requirements
Australian Standards AS/NZS 1428.4.1:2009. | National Building Code 2016 (India)
Our stainless steel tactile strip with a linear pattern and machine finish is engineered to provide clear and continuous directional guidance for visually impaired pedestrians in public and commercial environments. The raised linear bars on the surface deliver consistent tactile feedback, enabling safe and confident navigation along designated walking paths.
Designed for use across walkways, platforms, ramps, corridors, concourses, transit areas, and building entrances, these tactile directional strips help users maintain orientation and follow an intended route without interruption. The robust stainless steel construction ensures long-term durability while maintaining a clean, modern appearance suitable for high-traffic locations.
The tactile strips are compatible with a wide range of substrates, including stone, concrete, masonry, timber, vinyl, ceramic tiles, and metal surfaces. Multiple installation options, such as adhesive fixing and mechanical anchoring, allow reliable installation in both new construction and retrofit projects.
Manufactured for demanding indoor and outdoor conditions, the strips offer excellent resistance to corrosion, wear, weather exposure, and heavy foot traffic. Customization options are available on request, including variations in length, width, thickness, finish, and fixing method, allowing the product to meet specific project and site requirements.
This tactile strip is PWD-approved and complies with AS/NZS 1428.4.1:2009 and the National Building Code of India 2016, supporting accessibility and inclusive design standards. Designed for long service life, low maintenance, and consistent tactile performance, it contributes to the creation of safer, more accessible, and inclusive public spaces.
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