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een working with the property management staff for a building in Oakland. The building required FDC and FACP fire signs that were code compliant for both interior and exterior use. Over the years we have developed expertise around fire safety signs and evacuation maps in the Oakland and San Francisco area. In this instance the project manager for a
Branagh Development property in Oakland needed fire safety signage identifying the location of fire equipment for both interior (PVC) and exterior (Aluminum) use. These small signs measuring 8” wide by 5” tall for the interior and 12” wide and 8” tall for the exterior, are required to identify the location of important fire equipment.
The order from start to finish took less than 10 days to complete; from initial order placement, to art approval, to fabrication and installation. The fast turn-around is based on our knowledge of the requirements for fire safety and code compliance signs. Our designer was able to provide an approval proof within a day leading the way to expedited fabrication and installation at their Oakland property.
Branagh is a Bay Area development and construction company with a long tradition of identifying promising properties, envisioning the potential and bringing that potential to life. And, the company has been doing this since its beginning in 1986. Their proven process allows them to develop buildings and relationships that last. Meaning that there are many happy customers, including employees, investors and government partners. They bring to life the integrated mindset of each customer regardless of property type, to address and anticipate all potential challenges. The result is streamline and agile construction!
If your Construction Company or building is in need of ADA compliant and/or fire safety signs please give us a call at
(510) 357-2000. We can help you to decipher the applicable guidelines or code compliance issues and can guide you through the process. To get more detailed information about us, just visit the SignWorks website to view our project photos and blog posts. We look forward to working with you on your next fire safety or evacuation map sign project!
een working with the property management staff for a building in Oakland. The building required FDC and FACP fire signs that were code compliant for both interior and exterior use. Over the years we have developed expertise around fire safety signs and evacuation maps in the Oakland and San Francisco area. In this instance the project manager for a Branagh Development property in Oakland needed fire safety signage identifying the location of fire equipment for both interior (PVC) and exterior (Aluminum) use. These small signs measuring 8” wide by 5” tall for the interior and 12” wide and 8” tall for the exterior, are required to identify the location of important fire equipment.
The order from start to finish took less than 10 days to complete; from initial order placement, to art approval, to fabrication and installation. The fast turn-around is based on our knowledge of the requirements for fire safety and code compliance signs. Our designer was able to provide an approval proof within a day leading the way to expedited fabrication and installation at their Oakland property.
Branagh is a Bay Area development and construction company with a long tradition of identifying promising properties, envisioning the potential and bringing that potential to life. And, the company has been doing this since its beginning in 1986. Their proven process allows them to develop buildings and relationships that last. Meaning that there are many happy customers, including employees, investors and government partners. They bring to life the integrated mindset of each customer regardless of property type, to address and anticipate all potential challenges. The result is streamline and agile construction!
If your Construction Company or building is in need of ADA compliant and/or fire safety signs please give us a call at (510) 357-2000. We can help you to decipher the applicable guidelines or code compliance issues and can guide you through the process. To get more detailed information about us, just visit the SignWorks website to view our project photos and blog posts. We look forward to working with you on your next fire safety or evacuation map sign project!
