You may have heard the term “ADA Signs”. Where did this term come from? This is a term frequently used by architects, construction and signage industries. Most people think it simply means braille signs. The raised letters and characters of braille signs certainly are “ADA Signs” but the basic meaning of ADA Signs comes from the ADA Accesibility Guidelines . This information tells us that ADA Signs require more than just braille and raised characters on some signs. What signs need to comply with this regulation? Almost every sign that would be considered “architectural” must comply with one or another of these ADA Guidelines.
If a sign identifies a permanent room or space of a facility an ADA Sign is needed. These ADA Signs are found as room identifiers, exit signs, stairways, elevators, and some wayfinding – directional signs.
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