Stay within AODA (or ADA) guidelines for accessibility with tactile and braille signage.

Tactile signage is any sign that can be read by touch. Braille, raised print and raised symbols are examples of tactile elements used on signs. Doors and openings leading to public spaces should be identified by tactile signage.

Our in-house expertise can help you navigate the complex world of accessible signage. With two in house direct to substrate Direct Colour Systems^© 1800BG printers, we have the capabilities to use various substrates, while keeping up with high volume or short dead lines.

Our ongoing partnership with Nova Polymers^©, along with our in house system offers our clients the ability to use the NovAcryl^® line to create durable, long lasting, customizable accessible signage.