Currently Under Development

We continue to work with our network of experts and test homes to develop further products that focus on person-centred care.

Currently under development are:

  • Flash cards

    A communication tool designed to reduce frustration and aid orientation and interaction.

  • Tags

    Used to help with identification of frequently used items.

  • High visibility Hand Rails

    Maintaining the principle of colour contrast to increase safety, assist in reducing falls, and compliment the way-finding signage.

  • Lighting and switches

    Designed to provide a higher level of illumination and operated by tactile or automatic switching.

  • Reminiscence boards

    A selection of professionally manufactured, highly durable graphic boards with high relevance to the 1940’s and 50’s calling on archival imagery associated with cars, fashion, advertising, movies and popular brands of the era.

Multiple-Clues Concepts

Shape

Each sign must be interesting and varied with a very important 3-dimensional element included.

Bespoke shapes can be created and combined with a personalised colour combination

Shape
Colour

Strong primary colours have been used, with particular emphasis on red, yellow and black for guiding the user to the key areas within their environment.

High contrast is critical in making the designs work. Contrast within the sign and with it’s surroundings ensure maximum visibility.

Colour-contrast
Sign size

The signage is deliberately oversized, simply to help people with impaired vision

Sign Size
Image

3-dimensional, universally recognised, attractive and eye-catching.

Image
Safety

Smooth edges and rounded corners eliminate the possibility of injury should a person bump into a sign. The sign is fixed with a discreet fixing system.

Safety
Material

Features include: rigidity, water proofing, anti-glare, pick-proof and all waste materials from the manufacture of the signs is recycled.

Material
delighted with this positive change...

"On installing the large toilet signs, two residents who had not been able to find the toilet room previously, are now able to do so for the first time.

We are delighted with this very positive change."

Christine Rush | Borough Care

Multimount