ADA / Braille Signs

Braille signs are signs that feature raised tactile text, known as Braille, that can be read by touch. They are designed to help individuals who are visually impaired navigate and understand their environment.
Often used in public spaces, such as buildings, public transit systems, and parks, to provide information and guidance to visually impaired individuals. They can be used for a wide range of purposes, including directional signs, room identification signs, and safety signs.

Braille signs are typically made from durable materials, such as metal or acrylic, and can be customized with text, graphics, and other design elements to meet the specific needs of the customer. They are also available in a range of sizes and styles to fit the requirements of the sign.

Braille signs are a critical component of accessibility and help ensure that visually impaired individuals have access to the same information and services as everyone else.