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AISI-LINE 316 L
made of stainless steel
MS-LINE
made of brass
AL-LINE
made of aluminium
TPU-LINE
made of polyurethane
TPUP-LINE
made of polyurethane
Tactile and Safety System Installations for the Blind and Visually Impaired
Our products are installed in more than 100 countries across the European Union, beyond, and in Canada – at railway stations, in museums, at universities, in courthouses, shopping centres and public administration buildings. Since 2008 we have manufactured tactile indicators, stair nosings and anti-slip solutions at our own facility in Slovakia, and many of our earliest installations remain in full service today.
Below you'll find an overview of our key projects. You can filter by project type or country, or explore our hero case studies for in-depth project breakdowns.
Full Case Studies of Tactile Guidance Installations
Detailed walkthroughs of project challenges, our solutions and results:
- Senica Railway Station – 15 years of stainless steel 316L in service
- University of Vienna – Tactile guidance in a historic landmark
- Eisenstadt Justice Centre – Accessible courthouse design
- Völklinger Hütte Museum – UNESCO site with self-adhesive system
- Lower Saxony State Parliament – Navigation in a parliamentary building
Tactile Guidance Systems by Building Type
Railway and Bus Stations
Long-term load, mixed indoor/outdoor environments, exposure to de-icing salts, high passenger frequency.
- Senica Railway Station
- Poprad-Tatry Railway Station
- Trnava Railway Station
Museums and Galleries
Aesthetic constraints, heritage preservation requirements, self-adhesive options for historic floors.
- Völklinger Hütte Museum, Germany
- Slovenian National Museum
- Canadian Museum for Human Rights, Winnipeg
- Kulturpark Košice, Slovakia
Universities and Education
- University of Vienna (Universität Wien)
Courts and Public Buildings
- Eisenstadt Justice Centre, Austria
- Lower Saxony State Parliament, Hanover
- Staatstheater Darmstadt
Retail and Commercial
- Wien Mitte Mall, Austria
- Metro Cash & Carry, Bratislava
- Central Park, Bratislava
Why Public Sector Clients Choose a European Manufacturer from Slovakia
For public institutions, architects and contractors, we are a trusted partner for tactile and safety systems for the blind and visually impaired because:
- Own manufacturing facility in Bardejov, Slovakia, since 2008 – no middleman, full quality control
- Standards compliance – ISO 23599, DIN 32984 and applicable national accessibility legislation
- Complete turn-key delivery – from layout design under ISOTI rules, through manufacturing, to on-site installation
- Worldwide reach – proven track record in 100+ countries
- Long-term durability – our 2010-2011 installations remain fully functional today
Planning a Tactile System or Accessibility Retrofit?
Whether for a new build, renovation or accessibility retrofit for blind and visually impaired users, we deliver solutions that match your specifications and budget.
TPU-LINE
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HOSPITAL ZAGREB, CROATIA
Tactile floor guiding system for the blind in the Zagreb Hospital TPU/P2 guiding strips and TPU/K2 warning studs in two colors were used for the design of the tactile floor guiding system. The elements used were self-adhesive, taped with 3M 93020LE.
Installation of aluminum guiding lines in the Austrian state of Tyrol Floor guiding systems for the blind were installed in several buildings in the Austrian state of Tyrol. The ALV aluminium guiding lines with a colored PVC anti-slip insert were used. In the photos you can see the guiding and warning indicators in a kindergarten, a museum and a local office. The installation was done using liquid glue. The warning field in front of the stairs at the top is composed of transversely oriented guiding lines.
AISI-LINE 316 L
Apr
02
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JUSTIZZENTRUM KORNEUBURG - AUSTRIA
Installation of the stainless steel guiding system in the Korneuburg Justice Center, Austria The installation in the Justizzentrum Korneuburg took place in 2011. Tactile indicators made of stainless steel 316L were used in the installation of the tactile floor guiding system. AISI/PD1 stainless steel guiding strips with diamond surface were used. Guiding strip with pins were drilled in the floor. The guiding system is arranged according to ISOTI rules - International System Of Tactile Indicators. A different number and arrangement of the strips in the guiding line defines the function of the guiding line or informs about the destination of the guiding path. The basic circuit consists of a 3-line, the path to the lift is a 4-line, the path to the stairs is a 5-line, the warning field in front of the stairs at the top is a transversely oriented 7-line, etc.
AISI-LINE 316 L
Apr
02
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Train Station Trnava
Drilling installation of the stainless steel guiding system - Trnava railway station Installation at the Trnava railway station was carried out in 2011. The tactile floor guiding system is made of stainless steel 316L. The guiding strips AISI/PD1/35/280/5 and warning buttons AISI/KD/35/5 with so-called diamond surface with anti-slip coefficient R13 were used. Guiding strips and warning studs with pins were used - drilling installation. The arrangement of tactile indicators complies with the regulations of decrees 532/2002 and 9/2009 Coll.
TPU-LINE
Apr
02
02
Unicredit Bank Austria
Tactile floor guiding systems in Unicredit Bank Austria branches The installations were carried out in 2011 in Vienna and some other towns nearby. Red polyurethane guiding strips TPU/P1-RE-S/35/500/3, self-adhesive with Gerband 941 tape were used for the installation of the floor guiding system for the blind. The guiding strips are arranged according to the ÖNORM standard.
TPUP-LINE
Apr
02
02
BUDIMÍR COMMUNE, KOŠICE REGION, SLOVAKIA
Installation of warning and signaling polyurethane plates in the village of Budimír The installation was carried out in 2013. The guiding system consisting of warning plates TPUP/K1 and signal plates TPUP/P1 in reflective green was installed using a two-component polyurethane adhesive. TPUP plates are joined together to form a guiding line. They are set up to effectively provide directional and guiding instructions for blind and partially sighted people. The purpose of the warning strip is to warn a visually impaired person before entering a dangerous area, unless the warning is provided otherwise. The signaling strip indicates that an important place is nearby and leads the visually impaired to this place.
TPUP-LINE
Apr
02
02
Schwechat railway station - AUSTRIA
Installation of polyurethane guiding plates at the Schwechat railway station The installation of a floor guiding system for the blind at the railway station in Schwechat was carried out in 2018. Polyurethane guiding plates TPUP/P1/150/450 were sticked onto the pavement using liquid glue.
AISI-LINE 316 L
Apr
02
02
Austrian Standards Meetings Center
Tactile floor guiding system in the Austrian Standards Meeting Center, Vienna The installation of the floor guiding system for the blind was carried out in 2011. In the photos you can see the AISI/PD1 guiding strips made of stainless steel 316L. Guiding lines in vertical direction, i.e. parallel to the stairs according to the ÖNORM standard. The guiding strips have a diamond/pyramidal surface with an anti-slip coefficient of R13. Drilling installation, guiding strips with pins.
TPU-LINE
Apr
02
02
Train Station Trenčianská Teplá
Drilling installation of tactile indicators in Trenčianská Teplá Installation at the Trenčianska Teplá railway station took place in 2014. Polyurethane guiding strips TPU/P2/35/295/5 and warning studs TPU/K2/35/5 were used for the guiding system for the blind. Guiding strips and warning studs with pins were used - drilling installation.
TPUP-LINE
Apr
02
02
KULTURPARK KOŠICE, SLOVAKIA
Installation of warning and signaling polyurethane plates in Kasárne Kulturpark The installation was carried out in 2013. The guiding system consisting of warning plates TPUP/K1 and signal plates TPUP/P1 in reflective green was installed using a two-component polyurethane adhesive. TPUP plates are joined together to form a guiding line. They are set up to effectively provide directional and guiding instructions for blind and partially sighted people. The purpose of the warning strip is to warn a visually impaired person before entering a dangerous area, unless the warning is provided otherwise. The signaling strip indicates that an important place is nearby and leads the visually impaired to this place.
TPU-LINE
Apr
02
02
WIEN MITTE MALL AUSTRIA
Installation of polyurethane guiding strips in the Wien Mitte shopping center The installation of the floor guiding system for the blind in the shopping center Wien Mitte The Mall was carried out in 2013. Self-adhesive guiding strips made of polyurethane type TPU/P1/35/500/3 were used for the installation. The guiding system is arranged according to ISOTI rules - International System Of Tactile Indicators.
TPUP-LINE
Apr
09
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METRO CASH & CARRY, BRATISLAVA, SLOVAKIA
Installation of guiding polyurethane plates in Bratislava The installation was carried out in 2015 in Devínska Nová Ves, a suburb of Bratislava. The guiding system consisting of warning plates TPUP/K1 and signal plates TPUP/P1 in white was installed using a two-component polyurethane adhesive. TPUP plates are joined together to form a guiding line. They are set up to effectively provide directional and guiding instructions for blind and partially sighted people. The purpose of the warning strip is to warn a visually impaired person before entering a dangerous area, unless the warning is provided otherwise. The signaling strip indicates that an important place is nearby and leads the visually impaired to this place.
