Wayfinding & Identification ADA Signs

These signs keep the traffic flow in and around your space more organized. These help all customers find their way around easily through easy-to-understand language and graphics.

These also include identification signs for permanent rooms or spaces.

ADA Braille Signs

Signs for public spaces and permanent areas are required to include braille characters. This allows visually impaired customers to freely and safely find their way around. According to ADA guidelines, signs need to use grade II braille.

ADA Bathroom Signs

These are helpful identification signs for your store or office bathrooms. Based on ADA rules, these signs should include:

• Grade II braille signs
• Raised tactile characters
• Universal pictograms with written descriptions (also in braille)

Whichever industry you are in, being compliant with ADA rules is a must. This lets you follow the law while creating an accessible space for all your customers in Baltimore.

Since it is the law, there are regular inspections conducted to ensure businesses remain compliant. Not having accessible signage can result in penalties and liabilities on your part.

Custom ADA signs are used to make it easier for customers and visitors to navigate your space. Not only that, but they also provide a unique opportunity to increase your customer base. When people with disabilities feel comfortable in your space, they are more likely to spread the word about your business.

ADA custom braille signs are used for:

• Reception and lobby spaces
• Elevators and stairwells
• Office door signs for conference rooms, boardrooms, and more
• Hotel/apartment doors
• Food courts and other public common areas