CTA Tactile Guidance Products
With over 10 years experience and the largest range, CTA is Australia’s leading designer, manufacturer and installer of innovative and patented Tactile Indicators.
Every Substrate. Every Style. Every Project.
As a market leader and specialist, CTA is the only Australian company with a full complement of DDA compliant public access systems. All our tactile indicators are designed to the requirements of AS1428.4 and come with marketing leading warranties. We have a solution for every project and can offer options to minimise cost and enhance the appearance of the finished construction.
CobbleTac® Inlaid Integrated
Tactile Paving
CobbleTac® inlaid integrated tactile pavers are naturally beautiful, manufactured from Porcelain, PreCast Concrete or Granite. CobbleTac® tactile pavers offer excellent slip resistance and integrate perfectly with streetscapes, parks and squares.
SureSteel® Architectural Tactile
Indicator Range
SureSteel® tactile indicators offer the highest quality, stunning appearance, ease of installation and the highest level of safety. SureSteel® is available in multiple styles and as both discrete studs and integrated plates.
PolyGuide®
Coloured Polymeric
Tactiles
The PolyGuide® range of tactile indicators includes integrated rubber pads, plastic peel&stick and individual plastic studs. PolyGuide® offers a multitude of colour options and install methods for all substrates.
Austact® Rail
Tactile Guidance
Systems
The Austact® lock stud range of tactile indicators have extreme tensile strength and a patented spigot design that locks out moisture. Austact® offers a multitude of colour options with excellent slip resistance that lasts the lifetime of the product.
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Australian Tactile Indicator Standards
AS1428.4.1-2009 Design for access and mobility
Tactile Indicator use is governed by Australian standard AS1428 – Design for access and mobility – ensuring consistent application of Tactile Indicators so users can be confident that the cues and warnings provided correctly reflect the nature of the space they are navigating. The standard defines a variety of criteria including the luminance contrast, tactile size and shape, tactile layout and the minimum distance between the tactile area and potential hazard