About this asset

This yellow tactile paving PBR texture provides a realistic studded surface for accessibility, delivered as a 2K seamless file. This tactile paving texture features a standard grid of raised, circular studs designed for high-visibility wayfinding. The material has a consistent, saturated yellow hue, characteristic of safety-compliant flooring used in public transit and urban pathways. The surface texture captures the slight weathering and organic imperfections of moulded plastic or rubber tiles, ensuring a realistic appearance when rendered. Included maps provide depth and light interaction, allowing for precise control over the height of the studs and the surface's subtle reflectivity within a 3D scene, covering a 1200mm by 1200mm area.

The download is a 20 MB compressed archive with the texture set at 2K with colour, normal, roughness and displacement maps, ready for any metal/roughness PBR workflow in Blender, 3ds Max, SketchUp, Unreal Engine or D5.

Apply this seamless PBR texture to floor planes or custom geometry in any rendering engine by loading the albedo, displacement, and normal maps into their respective material channels. The material is calibrated for a 1200mm real-world scale, so UV mapping should be set to this dimension to maintain accurate stud proportions. Use the included roughness map to adjust the satin finish of the plastic, ensuring the surface reacts correctly to ambient lighting and environmental light sources.

Essential for transport hubs, streetscapes, and public building entrances, this texture is ideal for creating compliant accessibility zones. It integrates seamlessly into architectural visualisations for rail platforms, pedestrian crossings, and stairwell landings. Professionals can use this for detailed site plans, urban design proposals, and interior wayfinding studies. It pairs effectively with concrete, asphalt, or stone paving materials, providing the necessary contrast for safety-critical zones. Search for this asset when detailing pedestrian infrastructure, public realm projects, or inclusive design layouts for commercial and civic developments.