ADA Signage
Under standards established by the American Disabilites Act, many facilities now are required to use tactile (raised letter) and braille signs. As part of a comprehensive approach to signing a facility, SouthWood can provide custom ADA signs in zinc, photopolymer, magnesium and other materials to meet clients’ design and budgetary expectations. From the very basic to highly decorative and creative solutions, these types of signs are used for room naming and numbering, stairwell and safety applications and other regulatory and information purposes. Because this type sign is often used in large quantities, it is important that a sign planning and wayfinding process be done insure that all signs work together as a functional system. SouthWood can offer assistance in this regard by reviewing our clients’ proposed plan, or helping them create a plan.
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