Sign sourcing guide
Find manufacturers whose listed capability resolves to braille signs, including profiles that use the retired ADA signs label.
The buyer remains responsible for confirming the rules that apply to the building, language, mounting position and jurisdiction. Ask the manufacturer to state which standard its proof follows.
Compare listed suppliersList every room, permanent space, exit and directional message. Include text, braille language, pictograms, colours, substrates and fixing surfaces.
Give the manufacturer the applicable accessibility standard instead of asking for a generic compliant sign. Requirements vary by country and project type.
Check character profile, braille dot shape and spacing, contrast, edge finish and mounting method. A printed proof can confirm layout but cannot prove tactile height or dot geometry.
These rules determine which directory profiles appear and how the list is ordered.
These are checks for the buyer to make with a shortlisted supplier; the directory does not pre-verify each claim.
| Area | Check | Evidence to request | Risk to clarify |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tactile copy | Character form, height and spacing | Dimensioned proof and production sample | Flat print presented as tactile lettering |
| Braille | Grade, language, dot shape and spacing | Translated copy and tactile sample | Incorrect translation or flattened dots |
| Placement | Mounting height, position and substrate | Location schedule and fixing detail | A compliant sign installed in the wrong place |
Filter the server-rendered list by one requirement, then open a profile to send that supplier your brief.
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Choose a manufacturer and send the sign schedule, governing standard, artwork, quantities and delivery destination.
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