Assistive Product MinorLit auf Doppelboden

Tactile orientation aids make it easier for blind and visually impaired people to find their way in traffic.
The MinorLit panels on raised floors are mainly used at exhibitions and trade fairs to provide blind and visually impaired people with a guidance system. With these panels, it is necessary that the fields stand out clearly from the surrounding floor covering and that the structure can be felt by
a long cane or even by the feet.

Material:
The panels consist of Paroll raised floors, so that a change in the floor covering can also be perceived acoustically.
Good colour and luminance contrast make the tactile floor tiles easier to recognize and distinguish, even for the visually impaired.

Application example:
Floor tiles with a grooved structure are used for guide strips or for catch strips. When used as a guide strip system, the user is guided in a targeted manner from the starting point to the specified end point by means of a continuous, linear structure.
This guidance system is particularly useful

• for guidance in confusing or busy areas
• for guidance from one building to another
• from the building entrance to an information stand.

As a catch strip, it connects parallel guidance strips to

• at the end of guidance strips at the platform or stop end
• to draw attention to entrances or exits with level changes that are aligned in the longitudinal direction of the platforms/stops.

While the floor information with a grooved structure guides users to a building, for example,
floor information with a studded structure in the form of attention fields draws attention to forks in the path or hazards.

The price is available on request from the manufacturer / distributor.