Making Spaces Accessible for the visually impaired

A low-tech way-finding solution that helps schools and businesses meet accessibility standards—without disruption.

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“One space does not fit all”

The Equality Act 2010 protects the rights of individuals with disabilities, yet many environments still fail to meet accessibility compliance.
❌ Renovations are expensive, time-consuming, and often overlooked.
❌ Poor wayfinding creates unnecessary challenges for visually impaired individuals.
❌ Legal non-compliance puts organizations at financial and reputational risk.

Our Range

Sensei for schools

Empowering Inclusive Education.

Our Sensei wayfinding tiles support schools in creating an inclusive built environment, promoting independent navigation for visually impaired, neurodivergent, and complex needs students—all while ensuring compliance with the Equality Act 2010 without costly renovations.

Sensei for businesses

Facilitating Accessible Workspaces.

Sensei helps businesses create inclusive environments with a cost-effective, compliance-ready tactile wayfinding system, enhancing employee and visitor experience—without disruptive renovations.

Schools Are Already Adopting Sensei—Will Yours Be Next?

At Welcombe Hills School, Sensei’s wayfinding tiles are already helping visually impaired, neurodivergent, and complex needs students navigate independently.

If you're looking to improve accessibility, promote student independence, and ensure compliance with the Equality Act 2010, we’d love to help your school, too!

  • As an O&M specialists, I'm thrilled that the students have access to a resource that allows them to navigate independently without relying on a mobility cane. This is especially important for younger children who may not be ready for a cane yet. The fact that they can follow this system on their own is truly remarkable.

    Angela Wood

    Chair , Habilitation VIUK

  • As a teacher who works with young children, I know how important it is to provide early support for those who are experiencing vision impairment. That's why I was so impressed by this system - it's a simple and immediate solution that can benefit children as young as two years old. It's amazing to see how quickly they can become more independent with this tool.

    Jane Sharp

    Qualified Teacher of the visually impaired

Take the first step - buy our sample kit

Discover our range of universally designed tactile surfaces and experience firsthand the impact they can have. Take the first step towards a more inclusive future by purchasing our sample boxes today.