Tactile products

The first introductions to the Rulebook on accessibility of facilities for persons with special needs pointed to the seriousness and the need to make tactile products that will be functional, harmonized with the Rulebooks from the region, easy for embedding, stable in exploitation and aesthetically acceptable ... and we have succeeded in doing so. Many acknowledgments and references that have been made so far are testament to this.

It is important to note that all products: tactile paths (outer, inner), orientation plans, door markings and accessibility signs are actually a unique set of informatics and signalization covered by the Rulebooks on the adaptation of facilities for persons with special needs. Orientation plans serve to inform about the arrangement of rooms and their purpose, tactile paths serve for the independent movement of blind and sandblind persons through the object based on the orientation plan, door signs with the Braille letter serve to inform the person about her movement status or that she has reached desired destination in the facility, accessibility signs provide information on the adaptability of certain parts of the facility to certain categories of people with special needs (blind, deaf, immobile people in wheelchairs, old people, pregnant women, etc.).

designer Vladan Marković