When you walk into any establishment you should be able to see and identify any exit signs in case of emergencies. Not only are exit signs important to identify but restroom signs, caution signs, and even specified room signs would be great to have displayed for your guests so they can be aware of their surroundings.
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.
ADA signs are important to have displayed to your public, not only for safety and helpful reasons but you can also avoid receiving a $75,000 fine from not show casing these signs in your building! Here at City signs we have ADA experts on hand that can help produce signs that fit in with your business aesthetics while still being in compliance with ADA regulations. Our installation team can even assist with instillation these signs because believe it or not ADA signs also have specific requirements for installing these signs.
Just because an ADA sign package is required doesn’t mean it can’t be customized to fit your goals and aesthetics. We offer custom color combinations that match your existing signs and logo, as well as incorporate lighting, 3D, and other embellishments. The choices are plentiful!
ADA signs are very common, you might have seen some before and just didn’t know the name of them. Some examples of the common ADA signs include:
- Wall Signs
- Restroom Signs
- Entrance and Exit Signs
- Elevator and Stairway Signs
- Wheelchair Accessible Signs
- Grade 2 Braille
- And More!
A couple examples of specifications that are required for ADA signs include details such as:
- Color choices
- Font choices
- Size
- Placement
- Distance from ground and ceiling
Contact us today at 209.229.2220 to learn more, and let us get started on your custom ADA sign package!
