This is the plaque and directory sign we fabricated and installed for Anchor Health’s location in Westlake Village. It features the room number complete with braille, as well as the names of the tenants. This will help visitors and patients navigate the halls and find their destinations. (more…)
ADA-compliant signage is a must have for any workplace in order to make spaces more accessible to everyone. These ADA directional signs with braille for SimplePractice will enhance their Santa Monica office by providing visual and tactile displays outlining various areas such as their IDF and copy rooms. (more…)
Accessibility matters! Workplaces can utilize signage to make navigation more convenient for all employees and customers. That is what these ADA signs for Tiger Connect do, improving the accessibility of their Santa Monica office. (more…)
Making spaces more inclusive is in the best interest of any organization as it allows more members of the community to take part. Accessibility signs are crucial for this and include ADA-compliant ones. Moreover, they also include displays like multilingual signs, directional and wayfinding signs pointing to lactation rooms, assistive services, labels for special parking spaces, and more. Establishments have to be thoughtful in implementing these features and an Accessibility Sign Package can allow them to do so comprehensively. (more…)
This is the directory suite plaque we made for UCLA Health. With this, the Westlake Village institution’s halls will be easier to navigate. This one displays the name and number of the room, which is their hematology and oncology infusion center. It also shows the hours it is open and has braille features, making it more accessible and ADA complaint.
Signs can go beyond promoting brands. They can also help open the way for people who need help. That’s what signage with American with Disabilities Act compliant features are for. ADA signs that sport braille and textile surfaces will definitely be appreciated by those who need them. Likewise with those who see how establishments care for their constituents.
Signs are primarily visual instruments meant to catch the eye – or at least that’s the common conception. But what about the visually impaired? Does this mean signage shouldn’t consider their needs? No, by all means, signs do matter to near-sighted and visually challenged individuals. In fact, well-made displays can make all the difference in the world by improving accessibility. This is what tactile and braille signs are for – and why our services include their fabrication and installation!
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Check out our new tactile and braille sign machine. Click here for a video of it in action. And it’s first words… “Nick” engraved on an acrylic plaque that received a metallic finish. Not bad for a test run. With this, we can provide even better signage solutions that are inclusive of visually-challenged individuals. (more…)
