Speech Therapy Door Signs

Caribee Sign offers speech therapy door signs in stainless steel, brushed metal, frosted or clear acrylic, wood, and two-tone composite materials. Each material can be combined with matte, gloss, or brushed finishes, allowing the sign to complement virtually any interior decor or facility brand standard.

Absolutely. All speech therapy door signs are fully custom. You can specify the room name, room number, fonts, colors, finish, and add logos or branding elements. Both wall-mount and standoff mounting configurations are available to suit your installation environment.

No. Caribee Sign provides in-house Braille translation services at no additional complexity to the customer. You simply provide the text content and our team produces accurate Grade 2 Contracted Braille compliant with ADA standards, so you do not need specialized knowledge of Braille formatting.

Per ADA requirements, permanent room identification signs must be mounted on the wall adjacent to the latch side of the door. The centerline of the sign should be 60 inches above the finished floor. Signs should be positioned so a person can approach within 3 inches of the sign without entering the door's swing arc.

Speech therapy door signs are most commonly used in hospitals and outpatient clinics, school-based therapy suites, university speech and language departments, rehabilitation centers, and pediatric healthcare facilities. Any setting with designated speech therapy rooms that is open to the public requires compliant, clearly labeled door signage.

Caribee Sign operates a full in-house production facility and is known for competitive lead times. After submitting a quote request, you typically receive a project-specific pricing response within one business day. Actual production and delivery timelines depend on order size and customization scope; contact Caribee Sign directly for project-specific lead time estimates.