Tactile Studs

Tactile studs are individual raised indicators used to create tactile warning surfaces for blind and visually impaired pedestrians. Installed in repeated patterns, they create a recognisable change that can be detected underfoot or with a cane, helping to identify crossings, platform edges and other changes within the pedestrian environment.

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Tactile studs are individual raised indicators used to create tactile warning surfaces for blind and visually impaired pedestrians. Installed in repeated patterns, they create a recognisable change that can be detected underfoot or with a cane, helping to identify crossings, platform edges and other changes within the pedestrian environment.

Our tactile stud range includes products manufactured from 316L stainless steel, brass, bronze, aluminium and TPU, with plain, textured and anti-slip surfaces available. Different fixing options allow tactile studs to be incorporated into both new and existing surfaces, including stone, concrete, tiles and other architectural finishes. You can find more information on the available options in our guide to what tactile studs and strips are made from.

The correct tactile stud depends on more than its material or appearance. The required tactile pattern, dimensions, location, visual contrast, substrate and fixing method should all be considered when specifying a system. Our guide to choosing the right tactile stud or strip explains these considerations in more detail.

Tactile studs are most commonly used to create blister and offset blister arrangements, while tactile strips are generally used for corduroy warning surfaces and directional guidance paths. For more information on how these arrangements differ, see our guide to tactile paving patterns.

Once the appropriate product and layout have been established, the fixing method should be selected around the installation surface and project requirements. Our tactile stud and strip installation guide covers the main considerations for a typical drill-and-resin installation.

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Material
Length
Width
Height
Radius
Diameter
Compliance
Fitment
RAL Colour
Availability
In Stock 25mm Crosshatch Brass Stud
Cross Hatch Brass Tactile Stud 25mm
DETR compliant
UK designed and manufactured
High-quality brass
Cross hatch surface
In Stock Brass Ribbed Dome Tactile Stud
Low Dome Anti-Slip Brass Tactile Stud 25mm
DfT compliant
UK designed and manufactured
High-quality brass
Anti-slip ring surface
In Stock 25mm Brass Chamfered Tactile Stud
Plain Top Brass Tactile Stud 25mm
DfT compliant
UK designed and manufactured
High-quality brass
Plain top surface
In Stock Low Dome Brass Stud 25mm
Plain Top Low Dome Brass Tactile Stud 25mm
DfT compliant
High-quality brass
Plain surface
Modular and universal
In Stock 25mm Stainless Steel Crosshatch Tactile Stud
SS(316L) Cross Hatch Tactile Stud 25mm
DfT compliant
UK designed and manufactured
316L stainless steel
Cross hatch surface
In Stock 25mm demarcation stud in stainless steel
SS(316L) Low Dome Anti-Slip Tactile Stud 25mm
DfT compliant
316L stainless steel
Anti-slip ring surface
Modular and universal
In Stock 25mm dome stud
SS(316L) Plain Top Low Dome Tactile Stud 25mm
DfT compliant
316L stainless steel
Plain surface
Modular and universal
In Stock 25mm Tactile Stainless Steel Stud
SS(316L) Plain Top Tactile Stud 25mm
DfT compliant
316L stainless steel
Plain surface
Modular and universal
3-5 Weeks Aluminium Tactile Stud AT Model
Aluminium Tactile Stud AT 25mm
DfT compliant
Aluminium
Ideal for indoor and outdoor use
Multiple ways to fit
3-5 Weeks Aluminium Tactile Stud AT1 Model
Aluminium Tactile Stud AT1 25mm
DfT compliant
Aluminium
Ideal for indoor and outdoor use
Multiple ways to fit
3-5 Weeks Brass Tactile Stud BE Model
Brass Tactile Stud BE 25mm
DfT Compliant
High-quality brass
Ideal for indoor and outdoor use
Multiple ways to fit
3-5 Weeks Brass Tactile Stud BE1 Model
Brass Tactile Stud BE1 25mm
DfT Compliant
High-quality brass
Ideal for indoor and outdoor use
Multiple ways to fit

Bronze Tactile Studs

Bronze tactile studs combine durability with a warmer, more traditional appearance. They are particularly suited to architectural, heritage and high-quality public realm projects where the tactile installation needs to complement surrounding stonework and finishes.

Aluminium Tactile Studs

Lightweight and durable, aluminium tactile studs provide a practical option for both internal and external installations. Different finishes, surface profiles and fixing methods are available to suit a range of project requirements.

Brass Tactile Studs

Brass tactile studs offer a distinctive architectural finish alongside good durability and resistance to pedestrian traffic. They can be used indoors or outdoors and are available with different surface textures and fixing options.

316L Stainless Steel Tactile Studs

316L stainless steel provides excellent durability and corrosion resistance for heavily trafficked internal and external areas. Plain, textured and anti-slip surface profiles are available to suit different architectural and project requirements.

Stainless Steel Tactile Studs with Inserts

Stainless steel tactile studs with contrasting inserts combine the durability of stainless steel with additional visual contrast and surface grip. A range of insert colours allows the tactile surface to be coordinated with, or deliberately contrasted against, the surrounding material.

TPU Tactile Studs

TPU tactile studs provide a lightweight alternative to metal indicators and are available in a variety of colours. This makes them particularly useful where strong visual contrast or coordination with an existing floor finish is required.

Tactile studs that complement your design

If your project requires a different material, finish, dimension or fixing method, our bespoke design and manufacturing service provides greater flexibility. We can develop tactile studs around more demanding technical or architectural requirements while helping the finished installation work with the surrounding design.

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