Yes — we do. Our urban trash cans can be supplied with braille signage for accessibility, including raised tactile characters, high-contrast pictograms, and clearly separated waste or recycling labels. These features help people who are blind or have low vision identify the correct bin more confidently in streetscapes, parks, transit stops, campuses, and other public spaces.
For outdoor use, the braille plates should be durable and easy to read. We typically recommend vandal-resistant stainless steel or powder-coated aluminum plates, mounted at a comfortable tactile reading height and positioned so they are not blocked by the bin opening, posts, or landscaping. We can also customize the labels for different waste streams, local languages, and color-contrast requirements.
If you are planning a project, it helps to share the bin capacity, mounting style, number of waste streams, and any local accessibility standards you need to meet. We can then recommend a standard or custom urban trash can with braille and tactile signage that fits both the site and your budget. In short, yes — accessible braille signage is available, and it can be tailored to your streetscape project.