Visually Aware Signage

Our Visually Aware Signage range is designed to support individuals with visual impairments, dementia or limited sight by providing clear, highly legible information. Using contrasting colours, tactile surfaces and Braille elements, these signs help ensure safe navigation and accessibility throughout workplaces and public spaces.

Commonly installed in care homes, hospitals, schools, offices and transport hubs, visually aware signs improve wayfinding while meeting Equality Act 2010 obligations. Durable materials and photoluminescent options ensure visibility even in low-light or emergency conditions, creating inclusive and compliant environments.

Customers frequently asked questions

What is visually aware signage? Visual signage includes tactile, Braille and high-contrast designs that assist those with visual impairments in navigating safely.
Where should these signs be installed? They are ideal for entrances, corridors, stairwells, lifts and key facilities in public or workplace buildings.
Do these signs meet UK standards? Yes, they support accessibility requirements under the Equality Act 2010 and follow best practice for inclusive design.
Are photoluminescent options available? Yes, glow-in-the-dark finishes provide visibility during power failures or low-light conditions.
What materials are used? Signs are manufactured in durable acrylic, rigid plastic and self-adhesive vinyl, suitable for long-term use indoors or outdoors.

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