ADA Room Number Signs with Braille

Signs are available in stainless steel, brushed metal, acrylic (clear or frosted), wood, and two-tone composite materials. Finish options include matte, gloss, polished, and custom color combinations, allowing facilities to match branding while maintaining full ADA tactile and Braille compliance.

ADA guidelines require mounting on the wall adjacent to the latch side of the door, at a specified height range from the floor, with clear floor space in front of the sign so it can be approached and read without obstruction. Caribee's ADA Compliance Guidelines detail exact placement requirements.

Yes. In-house Braille translation is included with sign orders, so customers do not need to supply Braille copy themselves. All Braille is produced to Grade 2 (contracted) standards using precision engraving and dedicated Braille manufacturing methods for accuracy.

Yes. Signs can be fully customized with custom colors, fonts, room numbers, room names, icons, and branding elements while remaining fully ADA compliant. Two-tone finishes and multiple material options allow signage to match a facility's interior design and brand standards.

Grade 2 Braille, also called contracted Braille, uses standardized letter combinations and abbreviations and is the format mandated by ADA Standards for Accessible Design. It's more compact and widely used by Braille readers than uncontracted Grade 1 Braille, making it the legal requirement for signage.

Custom quote requests are typically responded to within one business day. Pricing is based on project specifications, quantity, materials, and design complexity, with wholesale and volume pricing available for sign companies and trade professionals ordering in bulk.