GIRLS SIGN (ALUMINUM SIGNS 9 X 6)

Boys Restroom Signs

Size 9 Inch x 6 Inch

Sign has heavy duty double sided tape for quick and easy installation 

Sign Thickness 0.02''

Sign letters color: Black

Sign background color: Brushed Aluminum

Sign material: Aluminium

Sign Type: Door Mounted

HPD Required sign: NO (See Law and regulations)

DOB NYC Required sign: YES (See Law and regulations)

Fire Department required sign: NO (See Law and regulations)

DOT Required Sign: NO (See Law and regulations)

DSNY Required Sign: NO (See Law and regulations)

REQUIRED SIGNS for RESTAURANTS & BARS - N/A (See Law and regulations)

Sign Group: Property Management Signs, DOB Signs, Door Signs, Wheelchair Accessible WC Signs, Area/Room Identification Signs, Building Directional Signs, Accessible Bathroom Signs, Restaurants & Bars Signs, Accessible Men Restroom Signs, Men Wheelchair Accessible Restroom Signs, Accessible Lavatory Signs, Silver Signs, Brushed Aluminum Background Signs

American disability Act (ADA) signs are building signs that are specifically designed to ensure people with disabilities the same access and functionality to business facilities as people without disabilities. ADA signs must present the same information to every person regardless of physical limitations. New York, California and many other states require building owners to install per the American disability act (ADA) signs that have raised image, raised letters and Braille below. The signs need to have strong contrast between the letters and Braille at the bottom.

You can find some Frequently Asked Questions about our signs and ada signs below:

Do ADA requirements extend to Braille signage? The 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design (ADAAG) stipulates a braille standard for ADA signs requiring braille. In 1980 California was the first state to establish its own braille standard, known as “California (Title 24) Braille”, and mandate its use for ADA signs across the state.

What does ADA mean?  Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990/Full name

Do all ADA signs need Braille?  BRAILLE OR NO BRAILLE: Though the 2010 ADAAG guideline sets standards for braille signs, it does not stipulate where in a building braille signs are required. However, the ADA Standards for Accessible Design (1994) does require that signs designating permanent rooms and spaces must have raised characters and braille.

Where are ADA signs required? ADA signs should be installed no lower than 48 inches from the floor and no higher than 60 inches from the floor. If there is not enough space to mount the sign in the specified location, it may be installed on the nearest adjacent wall in a clearly visible location. ADA signs should not be mounted directly on a door

What is tactile text? A Tactile text is a raised surface that a visually impaired person can feel. They are with strong contrast background so visually impaired persons can locate them easily

What makes a sign ADA compliant? All ADA-compliant signs must have backgrounds and characters that do not create any glare, unless the signs are for parking or traffic. People who have vision impairments are not able to process glare or reflection very well, especially elderly people

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