Our stainless-steel tactile indicators are ideal for those who are looking for a durable product that preserves the sleek and professional aesthetic of their property. Our stainless steel tactiles are great for making pedestrian areas safer and easier to navigate.
When installed strategically, tactile ground surface indicators can warn individual or nearby hazards such as stairs, ramps, traffic signs, train platforms, and pedestrian crossings. Featuring a surface with a high slip rating, our indicators can also reduce the risk of slipping and falling in dangerous areas like train stations, car parks, stairwells, and so on.
Made from premium 316 marine grade stainless steel, our tactile surfaces can withstand heavy foot traffic and harsh weather conditions. They’re hard-wearing and can last you for many years with just minimal maintenance. Because of their durability, they are perfect for high-traffic settings like malls, schools, and office buildings.
Our stainless steel tactiles can come in metal raised domes or with enhanced carborundum inserts for added anti-slip properties. In addition, they are also extremely easy to install, featuring just four fixing points.
If you have any questions about our offerings, get in touch with us by calling 1300 049 246 or by emailing sales@safetyxpress.com.au. For more information regarding an item’s dimensions, colours, and accessories, please refer to each individual product page.
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Besides tactile indicators, we also have a wide variety of traffic and pedestrian safety equipment for sale. This includes bollards, speed humps, traffic mirrors, wheel stops, and much, much more.
Low-cost and high-quality, you won’t find a better range of products. With our price beat guarantee, you can be sure that you’re getting the best deal possible with Safety Xpress.
Many of our items are designed in compliance with the Australian standards and can be used in various commercial settings.
If you order online, we also offer delivery services to a wide range of areas across Australia.
