Have you ever gone into a restaurant or another type of facility that is busy with many different rooms and directions to go in, and you have o use the restroom but cant seem to figure out where the sign is to point you in the right direction, or maybe you do fin the sign but cannot make them out properly. This type of situation may lead to the customer not wanting to come back to this facility again if given the choice.
Many people have physical limitations or disabilities that can make it harder to recognize ordinary signs. The blind need braille, and wheelchair bound need signs at a lower height. In 1990, the Americans with Disabilities Act was passed to protect the rights of these type of individuals in the public. It gave prerequisites on how and what signs needed to be installed in establishments that cater to the public.
These signs are important to not only provide your visitors with the details they need, but also to prevent your business from receiving hefty fines up to
Some of the required 
specifications include: font choices, color choices, distance from the ground and ceiling, placement, and size. Some of these types of signs include: wall signs, restroom signs, entrance and exit signs, elevator and stairway signs, wheelchair accessible signs,grade 2 braille signs, plus many more.
We offer custom color combinations that match your existing signs and logo, as well as incorporate lighting, 3D, and other embellishments. Give us a call today to learn more about your options at 209.229.2220.
