Let's start with a few basic facts: 1- The majority of ADA signs being manufactured today are made with the raster Braille method- i.e. the Braille is formed by drilling a hole and inserting a small … read more

Does the Braille Need to be Below Tactile Letters? On signs which designate permanent rooms and spaces, tactile characters must be accompanied by Grade 2 Braille, a series of contractions that forms … read more

One of the most recent and most exciting trends in ADA signage is the introduction of Thermoformed ADA signs into the marketplace. Thermoforming isn't new. In fact, if you've ever fought to open … read more