Tactile Ground Surface Indicators for the Vision Impaired
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Assisting the vision impaired"It is estimated that there are approximately 400,000 people living in Australia with legal blindness or low vision. This number is expected to double in the next 20 years, as a result of the ageing population." Source: Vision Australia Foundation Incorporating aids for the vision impaired in all indoor and outdoor construction is not only good practice, but it has become mandatory in all Australian building codes and Public Access Disability Standards. Approved by VicRoadsThe Guardian Tactile System was approved in 2005 for use by VicRoads as part of its DDA Compliance Works Program for the declared road network throughout the State of Victoria.
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SpecialistsThe developers and distributors of Guardian Tactiles are focused on tactile ground surface indicators and non slip stair nosing. As specialists who know and work only with these products and their application, Guardian Tactile people can give assistance and share the benefits of their wide knowledge of the product, ensuring customers achieve the best possible results. Minimal disruptions to the public
Perth Central Train Station. This installation was designed to assist the vision impaired and took place without closing the platform. Commuters were able to walk on the Tactile tiles immediately after they were installed. |
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© Guardian Tactile Systems Pty Ltd, 2010 Unit 11/88 Erindale Road, Balcatta WA 6021 Aluminium Stair Nosing - Fibreglass Stair Nosing - Grip Tape - Braille Signage |
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