
ABC’s of ADA – An Introduction To Tactile Signage
It’s as simple as Addition and Subtraction There are a variety of materials and manufacturing methods used to create compliant American with Disabilities Act (ADA)
It’s as simple as Addition and Subtraction There are a variety of materials and manufacturing methods used to create compliant American with Disabilities Act (ADA)
Typically the type of facility a sign is to be used in determines the type of material to be selected for the sign construction. Acrylic signs work best in protected environments that have a reduced chance of the signs being defaced. Photopolymer could be used in all applications, especially where a more durable product is desired and where vandalism of the signs is a factor. Settings such as schools and public buildings are typical of facilities that require vandal resistant signs.
Signs constructed of photopolymers provide a very durable form of tactile signage with raised text and braille which is integral to the sign face, offers
Park Place is an industry leader in the production of photopolymer sign products and we recommend the use of Nova materials for all photopolymer applications.
Park Place is recognized as one of the leading producers of high quality photopolymer ADA signage in the USA. We have also been acknowledged by