ADA Signs

What Are They?

The American's with Disabilities Act (ADA) was signed into law on July 26, 1990

by President Bush. This law guarantees equal opportunity to individuals with

disabilities in many areas from employment to transportation to wayfinding & more.

Signage, also commonly known as "wayfinding", is just a portion of what this law

entails. Compliant ADA Signs should have both tactile raised letters and also

Grade II braille for those blind and with low vision. The law also states letter height,

type of braille, color contrast, mounting location and more.

In the section titled Federal Guidelines you will find more details of what the

A.D.A. law requires for compliant signage.

For Quotes or more info on our ADA Signs
Phone 1-800-828-3564 or Fax 1-205-655-2138
      
Your ADA Signage Specialist