ADA-compliant signage that guides, informs and protects, without looking like an afterthought.
Compliance is not optional and it is easy to get subtly wrong. We design and produce signs around federal ADA and Texas accessibility requirements, including tactile lettering, braille and mounting heights, so they work for the people relying on them.
Wayfinding is the other half. A building with correct but confusing signage still leaves visitors wandering, so directional and safety signage gets planned as a system rather than sign by sign.
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ADA & Wayfinding Signs, your way.
Photos illustrate sign styles and materials. Every finished sign is made for its site.
ADA room and restroom signs
Tactile lettering and Grade 2 braille on room identifiers, restrooms, stairwells and exits.
Directional and directory signs
Lobby directories and corridor directionals, with slide-in inserts where tenants and departments change.
Exterior wayfinding
Post-and-panel directionals and parking signage that get visitors to the right entrance.
Safety and regulatory
Exit routing, caution, hygiene and compliance signage that meets code and matches the rest of the set.
Everyday functional signage
Hours-of-operation, no-soliciting, and open/closed-for-business signs for day-to-day operations.
Common questions
About ada & wayfinding signs.
- Do you handle the braille and tactile requirements?
- We produce signs with the required tactile lettering, Grade 2 braille and mounting specifications.
- Can you plan the whole building, not just individual signs?
- Yes. We walk the space, map where people get lost and plan the set as a system, which is what actually fixes wayfinding.
- Are directories easy to update?
- Yes. Directory boards and door signs can be built with slide-in inserts so a name change is a new insert, not a new sign.
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