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Office & Door Signs Buying Guide

Things to Consider Before Buying Office or Door Signs:

How many signs are needed. -  Do you need more than one type of sign

Are there signage specifications  - Is ADA / Braille  compliance required

Where will the signs be located  -  What is your timeframe for completion

 

Popular Interior Sign Types

 

The Key Question - What Type of Office Signs Do You Need?

Data Table
Issue to Address Recommended Sign Type
Office / Room Identification Office door signs
Regulations/Specifications ADA and Safety Compliant signs
Identify a person Office Name Plate
Multiple office identification Office directory sign
Provide directions Wayfinding/directional sign
Identify room numbers Room number signs
Temporary information Changeable sign
Indicate room availability Occupied/Available sign

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ADA Compliant Signs - Things You Should Address

Data Table
Established by Regulations Your Decision
Text Size and Font Room Number and Text
Braille Requirement Braille Bead Color
Color Contrast and Finish Specific Color Combination
Installation Height Specific Measurement
Placement on Wall Mounting Method
Overall Sign Requirement Specific Sign Type/Design

For more information on ADA Compliance view our ADA Compliant Signs 

 

Material Options

Data Table
Material Best Suited For Key Considerations
Solid Acrylic Modern/Contemporary Offices Design / Appearance
Two-Ply Acrylic Detailed Engraving / General Applicationsn Cost / Color Options / Durability
Aluminum Permanent Signs Sublimation Printing
Photpolymer / Grade II Braille ADA Signage Compliance



 

Placement Considerations

Data Table
Things to Consider Various Possibilities
Where will the sign be used At building entrances, offices, meeting rooms
Likely Hugh Traffic Areas Near elevators, stairwells, hallways, exits
Help in Navigating Area Wayfinding signs, directories,
High Use Areas Restrooms, Break Rooms, Copy Rooms
Need to be Seen From a Distance Suspended Signs, Corridor Signs
What will the sign be Mounted To Interior Wall, Masonry, Wood
How permanent are the Signs Temporary Signs / Information will Change
Design Requirements Existing Signs, Design Specs. Desired Look and Material

 

Size and Readability Considerations:

Things to consider when determining the size of your signs include:

  • Viewing Distance
  • Information on the sign (e.g. Department, Room Number and  Name, Logo))
  • Available wall / door space
  • ADA Requirements

 

Ordering Considerations and Process

Considerations

  • Choose the sign system first, then choose the sign
  • Determine the number of signs needed
  • Determine Size, Material, Color and Font 
  • Determine Text / Graphics and Logo to be Used

     

Ordering Process

  • Submit Order or Request and Estimate
  • Estimate and Proof are Developed for Your Review
  • Approve Proof and Estimate - Submit Payment
  • Production Begins

If you have questions at any time contact us and we'll be glad to walk you through the process

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