Code-compliant · Braille · Tactile
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ADA & Interior Signage
Restroom, exit, room number and directional signs that actually meet ADA: raised characters, Grade 2 Braille, correct contrast and mounting height.
This one we quote by hand. There are too many variables to put an honest number on it
online. Answer what you can below and skip anything you are not sure of. We'll send you a written
quote instead of a round of questions. Takes about two minutes.
Your answers
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What kind of signs?
Pick as many as apply.
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Roughly how many?
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Material
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Do the names change?
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How should they mount?
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Building & timeline
Optional7
Anything else
Optional8
Files that help
Optional
Upload anything that helps
Floor plan, room schedule, photos of existing signage, or a spreadsheet of room names.
Why this is worth getting right
Compliance is not optional
Public and commercial buildings need tactile characters and Grade 2 Braille on permanent room identification. Getting the character height, finish or mounting position wrong means it does not count.
Specified as a set
Wayfinding only works as a set. We number the rooms consistently, match every sign to the same spec and label each one for where it goes, so your installer is not working it out on a ladder.
Match your interior
Brushed aluminum, acrylic, wood-grain laminate or painted to your brand color. Compliant does not have to look institutional.