Description

Genuine RADAR Key – National Key Scheme Toilet Access

Straightforward access to disabled toilets nationwide

This Genuine RADAR Key unlocks more than 90,000 accessible toilets included in the National Key Scheme (NKS). Many disabled toilets are kept locked to reduce misuse. Carrying your own key allows you to access facilities immediately, without needing to find staff or explain your situation.

For wheelchair users, disabled people with physical impairments, and those with non-visible disabilities, having reliable access to an accessible toilet can shape how confidently you plan your day. A small item like this can remove one of the most common public access barriers.

At Trabasack, we are disability innovation specialists and award-winning inventors with over 16 years of lived experience in developing practical independence solutions. We only stock products that reflect real-world need.

Two head sizes to suit different grip needs

We offer two versions of this Genuine RADAR Key:

Small Head

Compact and discreet. Ideal if you prefer a lighter key that sits neatly on a keyring.

Large Head

Provides a broader surface area for improved grip and leverage. This option can be helpful for people with limited dexterity, reduced hand strength, arthritis, or tremors.

The octagonal shaft design allows the key to be recognised by touch, making it easier to position correctly without needing to look directly at the lock.

Genuine and approved National Key Scheme key

This is a genuine, approved RADAR NKS key with a brass plated finish. It is designed for reliability and everyday use. Unlike imitation imports often identified by a red plastic head, this key is manufactured to meet National Key Scheme standards.

As lived experience retailers and disabled entrepreneur supporters, we understand that independence often depends on small, practical tools that simply work when you need them.

Who will find this useful?

• Wheelchair users
• Disabled people with physical impairments
• People with hidden disabilities
• Older people who require accessible toilet facilities
• Personal assistants supporting disabled people

Keeping a RADAR key on your keyring offers reassurance when travelling, shopping, working, or attending events across the UK.