ADA signs are designed, specified, and fabricated every day. Some are done the right way and well, others are not. The truth is that the guidelines for ADA signs are not complicated. There are a few key aspects that all ADA signs must comply with and a few simple rules that must be followed. The following article recently appeared in Sign Builders Magazine and was written by Mike Santos, Director of Marketing at Nova Polymers. Nova is a longtime vendor/partner of Park Place and is very active in providing ADA education to the sign industry. Nova photopolymer material is the material of choice for all Park Place photopolymer projects and we are a preferred Nova fabricator.
Following are five reasons why some signs may not be ADA compliant.
we are a signage supplier located in Saudi Arabia, Riyadh City, and we are interested about your products, specially the ADA signs.
kindly advice if possible that we order some samples of your products & how can we place our order.
Looking forward to hearing from you soon.
Best Regards,
Mohammed Al-Haj
Projects Coordinator
Greetings Mohammed Al-Haj!
Thank you for contacting us.
We would be happy to provide you with pricing and shipping estimates. We would need to know more details about your project. Please call our office 1-573-221-1360 between 8am – 5pm Central Time, or communicate via email through our website contact page: http://parkplacesign.com/contact-us/
Kind regards,
Bill Baker
bill@parkplacesign.com