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The Tactile Indicator Tile – Peel & Stick Hazard 300x300mm Black provides a sleek and practical option for enhancing accessibility. Manufactured from high-grade UV-stabilised polyurethane, this tile is tough, weather-resistant, and designed to last in high-traffic environments.

Its self-adhesive peel-and-stick backing ensures quick installation without additional glue, making it an excellent choice for both temporary and permanent applications. The black finish blends seamlessly into darker floor surfaces, making it especially suitable for modern commercial interiors while still delivering strong tactile detection.

Certified AS/NZS 1428.4.1:2009 compliant and P5 slip rated, it ensures maximum safety and accessibility in line with Australian standards.

Key Features:

  • Peel & Stick design – quick, hassle-free installation.

  • Black colour finish – discreet, blends with darker floor surfaces.

  • UV-stabilised polyurethane – weather-resistant, long lasting.

  • Slip rating P5 – excellent traction for all conditions.

  • AS/NZS 1428.4.1:2009 compliant.

  • Lightweight and portable (0.6kg per tile).

Specifications:

  • Material: Bayer Desmopan Polyurethane

  • Colour: Black

  • Size: 300 x 300mm

  • Pad Thickness: 1.75mm

  • Raised Dome: 5mm

  • Total Thickness: 6.75mm

  • Weight: 0.6kg per tile

  • Backing: Self-adhesive peel & stick

Applications:

  • Commercial Interiors – discreet installation in retail and office spaces.

  • Public Walkways – durable and easy-to-install tactile cues.

  • Transport Facilities – bus, train, and ferry stations.

  • Construction or Temporary Sites – quick safety upgrades without drilling.

BIZ DISPLAY ELITE

Tactile Indicator – Peel & Stick Hazard 300x300mm Black, P5 Slip Rated

SKU SF801BLA
AU$17.00
AU$13.50
GST Exempt
In stock

The Tactile Indicator Tile – Peel & Stick Hazard 300x300mm Black provides a sleek and practical option for enhancing accessibility. Manufactured from high-grade UV-stabilised polyurethane, this tile is tough, weather-resistant, and designed to last in high-traffic environments.

Its self-adhesive peel-and-stick backing ensures quick installation without additional glue, making it an excellent choice for both temporary and permanent applications. The black finish blends seamlessly into darker floor surfaces, making it especially suitable for modern commercial interiors while still delivering strong tactile detection.

Certified AS/NZS 1428.4.1:2009 compliant and P5 slip rated, it ensures maximum safety and accessibility in line with Australian standards.

Key Features:

  • Peel & Stick design – quick, hassle-free installation.

  • Black colour finish – discreet, blends with darker floor surfaces.

  • UV-stabilised polyurethane – weather-resistant, long lasting.

  • Slip rating P5 – excellent traction for all conditions.

  • AS/NZS 1428.4.1:2009 compliant.

  • Lightweight and portable (0.6kg per tile).

Specifications:

  • Material: Bayer Desmopan Polyurethane

  • Colour: Black

  • Size: 300 x 300mm

  • Pad Thickness: 1.75mm

  • Raised Dome: 5mm

  • Total Thickness: 6.75mm

  • Weight: 0.6kg per tile

  • Backing: Self-adhesive peel & stick

Applications:

  • Commercial Interiors – discreet installation in retail and office spaces.

  • Public Walkways – durable and easy-to-install tactile cues.

  • Transport Facilities – bus, train, and ferry stations.

  • Construction or Temporary Sites – quick safety upgrades without drilling.

🛡️ Product Warranty

This product comes with a 1-year manufacturer warranty against manufacturing defects. The warranty does not cover damage caused by misuse, improper installation, normal wear and tear, or accidental damage.

❓ Product FAQs

What are tactile indicators used for?

Tactile indicators, also known as tactile ground surface indicators or TGSIs, are used to provide a raised ground surface warning for people who are blind or vision impaired. They are commonly installed near stairs, ramps, kerb ramps, pedestrian crossings, train platforms, building entrances, walkways and other Australian public or commercial areas where extra ground surface guidance is required.

Where are tactile indicators commonly installed?

Tactile indicators are commonly installed in public access areas, commercial buildings, schools, hospitals, aged care facilities, shopping centres, apartment buildings, transport areas, office buildings and pedestrian pathways. They are often used near hazards, changes in level, access points and circulation paths to support safer movement through built environments.

Why choose tactile indicators for accessibility and safety?

Tactile indicators help improve accessibility, wayfinding and safety by providing a detectable ground surface warning underfoot. They are an important accessibility product for buildings, workplaces and public spaces that need to support safer access for people with low vision or vision impairment. BIZ Display Elite supplies tactile indicator products for Australian commercial, public and workplace environments.

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