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Taktila AS

Source modified 3 Sep 2026·2 min read

From the public capture. Detailed factual notes from Business Norway. Statements and figures reflect the source at the time of capture.

Address Teglgata 5, 7502 Stjørdal; website taktila.no. Industries architecture/construction; circular economy. Many years’ experience with universally designed signage and guidance systems.

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TAKTILA AS is listed at Teglgata 5, 7502 Stjørdal, Norway; website: https://taktila.no/. The company says it has extensive experience in universally designed signage and guidance systems. Listed industries: Architecture and construction; Circular economy.

The Products tab links to the solution “Taktila® durable tactile indicators are made from recycled plastic” (https://businessnorway.com/solutions/taktila-durable-tactile-indicators-made-from-recycled-plastic). Published 2 Dec 2022 and updated 21 Sep 2026, it is marked available and categorised under Architecture and construction and Circular economy. The product consists of indoor tactile warning and guidance indicators for floors and stairs, intended to help blind and visually impaired people navigate and identify hazards. The indicators are made in Norway from glass-reinforced recycled polyamide, shaped with a rounded profile and flat top so they can be sensed with a cane. They are installed with 3M VHB tape on different surfaces, avoiding the dust and noise caused by drilling.

The page reports that a SINTEF research project found the indicators still had strong adhesion and durability after exposure to almost 14 million pedestrians since 2017. Tape installation is said to take about two-thirds less time than conventional non-tape fastening. Taktila estimates that using each kilogram of recycled plastic saves raw materials and energy equivalent to two kilograms of crude oil. Environmental Product Declarations and life-cycle assessments are available for the products. The company targets public and office buildings, hospitals and airports, noting that accessibility rules require tactile indicators in many new and renovated buildings and that construction customers are increasingly seeking lower-impact materials. SDGs listed: Good health and well-being; Responsible consumption and production.

The company profile has no Events tab. Public contact: Øyvind Haugan, Partner and business developer; oyvind@taktila.no; +47 405 55 001.

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