ADA Compliant Signs

With the passing of Article III of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), which became law in 1992, building signage identifying permanent rooms and spaces is required to include Grade 2 Braille and letters that are raised at least 1/32".

Identify accessible environments for the disabled with Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliant signs. These signs help you meet federal ADA requirements by marking wheelchair accessible building entrances, rooms within buildings, and parking spaces that are van accessible.

Outdoor Accessibility Sign Uses

• Identify parking spaces
• Note wider walkways
• Point out passenger loading zones
• Mark entrances and exits
• Identify rescue assistance areas
• Provide directions to the nearest accessible facility

Indoor Accessibility Sign Uses

• Point to elevators and hoist ways
• Identify restrooms
• Designate volume-control telephones
• Mark permanently designated rooms and spaces
• Identify functional areas

For more information, visit the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) website.