ADA, Braille & Accessibility Signs

Name: Signarama-Greenville, SC
Address: 113 Industrial Drive, Greenville, South Carolina, 29607, United States
Telephone: (864) 987-9146

Accessible Signage for Businesses, Offices & Public Facilities

Create a more accessible and easier-to-navigate environment with custom ADA, tactile, and Braille signs from Signarama Greenville. Accessibility signage helps identify restrooms, offices, entrances, exits, stairways, elevators, and other important areas throughout commercial and public spaces. We can help businesses and organizations select and produce signage based on applicable accessibility requirements and the needs of their facility.

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Accessibility signage plays an important role in helping people navigate commercial buildings, workplaces, healthcare facilities, schools, apartment communities, public buildings, and other shared spaces. Signarama Greenville produces custom ADA signs, Braille signs, tactile signs, accessibility signs, room identification signs, restroom signs, and wayfinding signage for a wide range of facilities.

ADA and accessibility signs commonly identify restrooms, offices, classrooms, exits, entrances, stairways, elevators, common areas, and other permanent rooms or spaces. Tactile characters and Braille can help people who are blind or have low vision identify important locations, while high-contrast visual elements can improve readability for a wider range of visitors.

Accessibility signage isn't limited to one particular style. Signs can be designed with different colors, backgrounds, layouts, mounting methods, and branding elements while incorporating applicable accessibility features.

Our team can help businesses determine what types of accessibility signage may be appropriate throughout a facility and produce signs based on the applicable requirements for the project. Because requirements can vary based on building type, location, and application, final compliance should be confirmed with the appropriate architect, code official, or accessibility professional when required.

Accessibility signs are commonly used in offices, medical facilities, dental offices, senior living communities, apartment and student housing, schools, hotels, retail businesses, restaurants, civic buildings, churches, and commercial properties.

Types of Accessibility & Braille Signs

ADA Room Identification Signs Room identification signs help employees, customers, residents, and visitors identify permanent rooms and spaces throughout a facility. These signs can incorporate raised tactile characters, Braille, contrasting colors, and other features as appropriate for the application. They are commonly used for offices, conference rooms, classrooms, treatment rooms, employee areas, and other permanent spaces. ADA Restroom Signs Restroom signs are one of the most recognizable applications for accessible signage. ADA restroom signs can incorporate tactile characters, Braille, accessibility symbols, and visual elements to clearly identify men's, women's, family, or other restroom facilities as applicable. Braille Signs Braille signage provides information through raised Braille characters for people who are blind or have low vision. Braille can be incorporated into room identification, restroom, directional, and other accessibility signs where appropriate. Tactile Signs Tactile signs use raised letters, numbers, or symbols that can be read through touch. They are commonly combined with Braille on permanent room identification and accessibility signage. Accessibility Wayfinding Signs Accessible wayfinding signs can help visitors navigate larger facilities by providing clear information about destinations, entrances, exits, restrooms, elevators, and other important areas. These signs can work as part of a larger wayfinding system throughout an office, healthcare facility, school, apartment community, or commercial property. Stairway & Exit Signs Stairways and exits often require clear identification and directional information. Accessibility and safety signage can help visitors understand where they are and how to navigate the building. Elevator & Building Identification Signs Elevator areas, building entrances, floors, and other permanent locations can use tactile and Braille signage to support accessible navigation throughout a facility. Custom Accessibility Signs Not every facility has the same layout or signage requirements. Custom accessibility signs can be produced to address specific room identification, wayfinding, branding, or facility needs while incorporating applicable accessibility features.

Ensure you have your accessibility signs covered

Restrooms
Kitchen
Hallways
Doorways
Exits and Entrances
Outdoor Areas
Breakrooms
Work Areas
Playgrounds
Parking Lots
Elevators and Stairways
Traffic Intersections
Lobbies and Reception Areas
Patient Rooms and Resident Areas
Classrooms and Common Areas
Custom signs for your business

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between ADA signs, tactile signs, and Braille signs?
ADA signage is a broad term commonly used for signs designed to meet applicable accessibility requirements. Tactile signs use raised characters or symbols that can be felt by touch, while Braille provides readable information through raised dots. Many accessibility signs combine visual text, tactile elements, and Braille in a single sign.
Where are ADA and Braille signs commonly required?
Accessibility signage requirements depend on the type of facility, the location of the sign, and applicable building and accessibility standards. Common applications include permanent room identification, restrooms, exits, stairways, elevators, and other areas where accessible identification or wayfinding is required. Requirements should be evaluated for the specific building and application.

ADA & Braille Signs in Greenville, SC Looking for ADA signs, Braille signs, or accessibility signage in Greenville, SC? Signarama Greenville produces ADA room signs, Braille signs, tactile signs, restroom signs, accessibility signs, and accessible wayfinding signage for businesses and organizations throughout the Greenville area. Whether you're building a new facility, renovating an existing space, updating outdated signage, or developing a complete interior signage package, our team can help identify the types of accessibility signs needed and produce signage appropriate for your project.