Svárovský
Produces white orientation, signalling and support canes for blind and visually impaired people
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-10
About Svárovský
Svárovský, s.r.o. produces white canes: orientation canes in folding, telescopic and combined designs, signalling canes, and support canes. Orientation canes are made from aluminium, composite or injection-moulded materials, and accessories include handles, cloth bags, leather sheaths and tips.
The canes are intended for spatial orientation and independent mobility of blind people, and the support canes are designed for people with combined vision and mobility impairment. The website is published in English, Czech, German, Italian, Polish and Slovak.
The company was founded in 2002 and is based in Brno, Czech Republic.
Product: White orientation, signalling and support canes in folding, telescopic, combined and rigid designs, with handles, bags and tips.
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