Braille Tactile Signs Aust. Delivers Compliant, Durable Braille Tactile Signs Designed for Real-World Environments
At the heart of our work, is a simple goal - to create quality Braille Tactile Signs and accessible services people can rely on, and support independence everyday. That is the Gold Standard.
We support you to get it right from the start, making the process clear, efficient, and easy to navigate. We support architects, designers, access consultants, and project teams with practical guidance to ensure signage meets both compliance requirements and real-world use.
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We work alongside our clients and project partners to help simplify complex projects, support informed decisions, and deliver reliable outcomes with confidence.
Through collaboration, specialist guidance, and a solutions-focused approach, we help protect project integrity, stakeholder confidence, and long-term brand reputation.

Supporting Community Through Partnership
We believe the strongest outcomes come from listening, learning, and working alongside the communities we support. Through partnerships, collaboration, and shared purpose, we help create more inclusive environments and meaningful experiences, with a strong focus on supporting people who are blind or have low vision.
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More than Just Signage
Supporting informed decisions through specialist guidance, education, and real-world industry and community experience.
Our Consultancy and CPD Education services help teams specify with confidence and support architects, designers, builders, and consultants to create more accessible environments with confidence.
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Design & Wayfinding
Supporting you from concept through to completion, our services cover design development and layout execution, wayfinding strategy and planning, and collaboration across your project team.
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Education & CPD
Building confidence through knowledge, we offer CPD presentations, standards and compliance guidance, and practical, real-world application.
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Supporting projects where quality and reliability matter. Braille Tactile Signs Aust. works across multiple sectors, including transport, infrastructure, healthcare, education, commercial, and public environments. Our signage is used in spaces where performance, compliance, and presentation are critical.
Royal Children’s Hospital, Melbourne
Design-led wayfinding delivered with precision, performance, and care. The Relationship Braille Tactile Signs Aust. was engaged by Diadem to manufacture the Braille Tactile Signs for the new Royal Children’s Hospital Melbourne. The project required close collaboration to support a highly considered design outcome, with a strong focus on consistency, colour integration, and delivery within a complex and tight construction programme. The Project The Royal Children’s Hospital is one of Australia’s leading paediatric healthcare facilities, designed to create a welcoming and engaging environment for patients, families, and staff. Following more than seven years of planning and construction, the new hospital was officially opened in 2011, representing a significant investment in healthcare infrastructure and patient experience. The signage formed part of this broader vision, contributing to wayfinding that is both functional and aligned with the architectural design. The hospital was officially opened by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, marking its significance as a landmark project where only the highest standards of quality, design, and performance were expected. The Outcome Braille Tactile Signs Aust. manufactured signage across the facility, supporting a consistent and cohesive approach throughout.The outcome included: • Custom Colour Combinations Aligned to Each Level of the Hospital• Consistent Sign Formats and Layouts Throughout• Integration with the Broader Interior Design Palette• Reliable Delivery Within a Demanding Project Timeline The signage supports clear navigation while contributing to the overall environment and experience of the hospital. The Value Over Time Healthcare environments require signage that performs consistently over time. CSE_Tech (Continuous Surface Encapsulated) was selected for its suitability in high-use environments, supporting: • Hygienic, Easy-to-Clean Surfaces• Durability Under Frequent Cleaning and Use• Long-Term Performance Without Deterioration By maintaining consistency in core tooling and applying controlled variations through colour, the project achieved both efficiency in production and flexibility in design. Project Highlights • Major Healthcare Facility with Complex Wayfinding Requirements• Design-Led Signage with Level-Specific Colour Systems• Consistent Manufacturing Approach Across Large Volumes• Use of CSE_Tech for Hygiene and Durability• Coordinated Delivery Within a Tight and Evolving Programme Client Experience “BTS Aust. was engaged by Diadem to manufacture the Braille signage for the New Royal Children's Hospital project in Melbourne. The scope included custom designs and a series of PMS colour combinations for each level. A late schedule change from the client compounded an already tight programme. The high level of communication from the beginning and the understanding of the design process ensured me that Claudia and the team at BTS Aust. would go to any length to deliver the order to specification and on programme. The signs were delivered on time, looked fantastic and the client was very happy. I look forward to working with BTS Aust. in the future and would recommend them to anyone who expects the best in service and quality.” - Diadem Continuing Partnership This project reflects Braille Tactile Signs Aust.’s ability to support large-scale, design-led environments where performance, compliance, and consistency are critical.
Read moreNDIS / NDIA Signage Program
Consistent Solutions For Scalable Environments Braille Tactile Signs Aust. supports environments aligned with National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA), delivering compliant Braille Tactile Signs designed for consistency, usability, and ongoing project rollout. Our approach focuses on providing practical, repeatable solutions that support multiple fit-outs across locations. The Relationship Braille Tactile Signs Aust. supported the initial design development of the Braille Tactile Sign range, as well as the ongoing rollout and ordering across multiple locations. This approach reflects an understanding of the need for reliable, repeatable solutions that can be implemented efficiently over time. The Outcome Our Braille Tactile Signs are designed to support accessible, functional environments, with a focus on usability and consistency across spaces. The signage range includes desk identification, locker numbering, and kitchen and amenity labelling, supporting clear navigation and day-to-day use within workplace environments. Value Over Time Quality is proven over time. In environments with ongoing rollout and repeat requirements, durability, hygiene, and consistency are critical. Braille Tactile Signs Aust. focuses on delivering continuous surface signage solutions that support long-term performance, enabling reliable use across multiple locations and over extended periods. Project Highlights Braille Tactile Signs Aust. developed a structured Braille Tactile Sign range to support ongoing fit-outs across multiple locations. Our involvement included: Initial design development and compliance support Establishment of a structured signage range and layouts Ongoing production and ordering aligned to project rollout This includes: Desk and locker numbering systems Kitchen and amenity signage (including coffee, tea, fridge, freezer, cups, and utensils) Standardised layouts designed for consistency across sites Tooling and a structured signage library were established to support efficient ordering and repeatability, enabling consistent rollout across projects. This range of signage was produced using continuous surface encapsulated technology (CSE_Tech™), selected for its durability, hygiene, and suitability for ongoing use. The signage is supplied as a simple peel-and-stick solution, supporting ease of installation across multiple environments. Continuing The Engagement We value the opportunity to support environments aligned with NDIS / NDIA and the role these spaces play in supporting accessibility and inclusion. We look forward to continuing to support future fit-outs with the same focus on consistency, reliability, and ease of use.
Read moreNextSense, Macquarie University Project
Partnership Built On Trust And Performance Braille Tactile Signs Aust. is proud to have contributed to the NextSense facility at Macquarie University, a purpose-built, state-of-the-art environment supporting education and services for people with hearing and vision loss. Working alongside the design and delivery teams, we provided compliant Braille Tactile Signs that support accessibility, usability, and the integrity of this highly considered environment. The Relationship Braille Tactile Signs Aust. worked in collaboration with BrandCulture during the design and specification stage, supporting the selection of appropriate signage solutions aligned with the project requirements. National Sign Build delivered the signage package, with a clear focus on achieving the best possible outcome for the project. Through this process, careful consideration was given to material selection and performance, with the decision made to proceed with the specified solution to support long-term reliability and project integrity. This collaborative approach ensured alignment across design, specification, and delivery. The Outcome Our Braille Tactile Signs were designed and manufactured to align with the high standards of this purpose-built facility, supporting compliance, durability, and a considered visual outcome. Through detailed design development and attention to detail, we supported the delivery of signage that integrates seamlessly into the environment, contributing to both functionality and aesthetics. Value Over Time Quality is proven over time. Throughout the project, detailed design review and proofing processes identified and resolved potential design considerations prior to production. This approach ensured the correct outcome was achieved the first time, avoiding unnecessary rework, additional cost, and material waste, and supporting a more efficient and reliable project delivery. Project Highlights Braille Tactile Signs Aust. provided a full-service approach, supporting design, compliance, proofing, proto-typing, and project coordination across multiple stages of the project. Our involvement included reviewing design documentation, identifying potential compliance and layout considerations, and working closely with project teams to resolve these prior to manufacture. Close collaboration with the project manager and delivery teams supported a smooth and coordinated rollout, ensuring the outcome reflected the intent and standard set from the outset. Client Experience “We’re proud to feature beautifully designed Braille Tactile Signs by Braille Tactile Signs Aust. at our purpose-built centre for innovation at Macquarie Park, on the Macquarie University campus. These signs form part of our ongoing commitment to accessibility, inclusion, and creating spaces that support people to thrive.” - NextSense See our work for NextSense on LinkedIn. Continuing The Partnership We value the opportunity to contribute to projects such as the NextSense facility, where accessibility, design, and functionality are equally important. We acknowledge the collaborative effort across all teams involved and look forward to continuing to support projects that prioritise quality, reliability, and long-term performance.
Read moreCommonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA)
A Trusted Engagement Focused on Performance Braille Tactile Signs Aust. is proud to support Commonwealth Bank of Australia across its national network, delivering compliant Braille Tactile Signs that align with the expectations of a leading Australian brand. Our role is to provide durable, reliable signage solutions that support consistency, usability, and long-term performance across a wide range of environments. The Relationship Our relationship with CBA began through their Victorian managing contractor, Whytehall Services, who identified the need for a more durable and reliable signage solution. With a clear understanding of available technologies, Whytehall Services made the decision to implement our Gold Standard Continuous Surface Encapsulated technology (CSE_Tech™), supporting improved durability, hygiene, and long-term usability. Over time, this approach established a consistent and reliable foundation within the Victorian network. The Outcome Following proven performance over time, Braille Tactile Signs Aust. was engaged directly by CBA to support the development and refinement of a national signage range. Working collaboratively with CBA and Equal Access Group Pty Ltd, the signage was reviewed and certified through a structured process, including: Design compliance certification Product compliance certification This resulted in a compliant, standardised Braille Tactile Sign range which continues to be implemented across the national network. Value Over Time Quality is proven over time. Through real-world application, the importance of durable, well-specified signage became evident, particularly in maintaining consistency, usability, and brand presentation across multiple environments. Braille Tactile Signs Aust. focuses on delivering solutions that perform consistently over time, supporting long-term reliability, user confidence, and value beyond the initial investment. Project Highlights Braille Tactile Signs Aust. supported the development of a national signage system, including design, compliance, and production of a comprehensive Braille Tactile Sign range. This includes: Trading hours signage ATM and operational signage Amenity signage Site-specific applications Each sign type is supported by a structured library and inventory system, enabling consistent ordering across managing contractors nationally. Our ongoing role includes maintaining and expanding the signage range, managing design updates, and supporting coordination across multiple stakeholders to ensure consistency and quality are maintained. Continuing The Partnership We value our ongoing relationship with CBA and their selected managing contractors, and the trust placed in us to support their national signage requirements. We look forward to continuing to work collaboratively with CBA and their managing contractors to deliver consistent, reliable, and compliant outcomes across their network.
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Braille Tactile Signs Are a Critical Part of How People Navigate and Experience a Space. Getting Them Right Matters.
We support you through the process, helping you make informed decisions and achieve the right outcome with confidence.
- Designed for Real-World Use
- Built for Durability and Long-Term Performance
- Aligned with Australian Standards and NCC Requirements
- Supporting Independence, Safety, and Usability
It’s a choice you can feel confident in, and proud to stand behind.
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Australian Made, Built For Impact: Why Local Manufacturing Matters More Than Ever
Australian Made is often associated with origin. Where something is produced. Where it comes from. At BTS Aust., it represents something deeper. It reflects how something is made, who it supports, and the outcomes it delivers long after installation. As a proud Australian Made and Owned business since 2002, our commitment to local manufacturing has shaped not only how we operate, but the role we play in creating accessible environments across Australia.
Read moreVoices With Vision - In Conversation With Chris Edwards
How do people who are blind navigate unfamiliar buildings? Chris Edwards, General Manager at Vision Australia, shares his experience in our latest Voices With Vision interview. “Braille remains an essential part of a blind person’s life. There are things you can do in Braille that remain challenging to do with technology,” he explains. From Braille labels on everyday items to Braille Tactile Signs in buildings, Chris discusses how thoughtful wayfinding design empowers independence, and why accessible environments need to go beyond compliance.
Read morePrice Vs Value: Why Industry Leaders Don’t Compromise On Braille Tactile Signage
Across the built environment, the cheapest option can quickly become the most expensive. Project teams responsible for delivering compliant environments understand this well. A low quote may save money upfront, but the real cost often appears later through delays, rework or compliance issues. Experienced professionals don’t choose Braille Tactile Signs based on price alone. They choose partners who deliver quality, reliability and long-term compliance from the outset. Because when it comes to Braille Tactile Signs, quality isn’t optional. It’s compliance. It’s durability. It’s independence. And it reflects the reputation of everyone involved in the project. The wrong signage choice can result in: • Failed compliance inspections • Signs that fade, peel or break • Costly replacement after installation • Unnecessary project delays Saving a few dollars upfront can quickly become far more expensive later. At BTS Aust., our philosophy is simple: ✅ Specify once. ✅ Design once. ✅ Purchase once. ✅ Install once. When Braille Tactile Signs are addressed correctly from the outset, projects run more smoothly, compliance risks are reduced, and project teams can move confidently toward final handover. So why do leading projects choose BTS Aust.? Because quality Braille Tactile Signs come from the right expertise, the right materials, and controlled manufacturing processes that ensure accuracy, durability and long-term compliance in built environments. BTS Aust. brings together more than 50 years of signage expertise with specialist knowledge in AS & NCC compliant Braille Tactile Signs. Manufacturing locally in Victoria provides stronger quality oversight, dependable supply, and confidence in the finished outcome. BTS Aust. supports projects with: • Compliant Braille Tactile Signs • Custom and bespoke architectural sign solutions • Wayfinding and design consultancy • CPD education for industry professionals This work is supported by three exclusive technologies developed to enhance durability, compliance and architectural integration: CSE_TechContinuous Surface Encapsulated Polycarbonate ADA_TechContinuous Surface Braille with Embedded ADA Tactile MLP_TechAdvanced Multi-Layer Print Technology For project teams, this means signage designed to perform in demanding environments while preserving design intent and supporting statutory compliance. For the community, it contributes to clearer wayfinding and greater independence; including for people who are blind or have low vision. That’s why leading organisations across Australia choose BTS Aust. We’re proud to be recognised as the Gold Standard in Braille Tactile Signs. ✅ Precision manufactured. ✅ Designed for durability. ✅ Built for compliance. Because when a project is complete, accessible signage should reflect the same standard of quality as the rest of the built environment. Choose Quality. Choose Certainty. Choose BTS Aust. Ready to Lead the Way? Contact our Client Relations Team on 1800 787 287 or Sales@BrailleTactileSigns.com.au to experience the BTS Aust. Gold Standard difference. Above: Braille Tactile Signs on Visy Recycling Stations Above: Inclusive Bus Stop Signs for Transport NSW Above: Braille Tactile Sign for Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA). Above: Words from Craig, Product Manager Pacific at ASSA ABLOY, with images illustrating the transition from signage that failed and became a safety and compliance concern, to a trusted, compliant solution designed for long-term performance and brand confidence - a clear example of cost versus value. Read more about our Assa Abloy Case Study here. Above: Transport for NSW Metro Train Station, with Gold Standard BTS, to match their state of the art design and build Want to Learn More? BTS Aust. also delivers a CPD education session “Specifying With Confidence”, supporting architects, designers and industry professionals to understand compliant Braille Tactile Signs and effective wayfinding design. If you’re interested in hosting a CPD session for your team, please get in touch on 1800 787 287 or Sales@BrailleTactileSigns.com.au
Read moreCelebrating Tilly Aston: A Legacy Of Braille, Advocacy And Independence
This International Women’s Day we celebrate a remarkable Australian woman, Tilly Aston. Through her advocacy, people who were blind gained greater access to education, voting rights, and information. More than a century later, her work still shapes the way we think about accessibility. At Braille Tactile Signs Aust., we carry that legacy forward by contributing to built environments that empower confident, independent navigation for people who are blind or have low vision.
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