Wayfinding & ADA Signage Solutions by SignAnt
Our Solutions
Our Comprehensive Services
Interior ADA-Compliant Signs
Accessible signage that meets legal standards and enhances navigation.
Directional
Signage
Clear directional signs guide visitors through every facility space.
Building
Directories
Organized listings that help users locate rooms and departments efficiently.
Floor
Graphics
Durable floor graphics convey directions, branding, or safety messages.
Wayfinding andADA Signage Solutions by SignAnt
At SignAnt, we specialize in ADA-compliant signage and wayfinding systems. These enable you to ensure enhanced accessibility. You can also improve your navigation while using these signages. Ultimately, these signs elevate your brand’s presence and help you attract potential customers. We serve areas including Spartanburg, Greenville, Columbia, Charlotte, Asheville, and surrounding areas. Our expert team designs, manufactures, installs, and maintains signage. These signages meet both functional and regulatory requirements.
What Is Wayfinding Signage?
Wayfinding signage is not merely a sign to find directions. It is more than that. The comprehensive system allows one to easily find a location. These are commonly used in complex environments like hospitals, campuses, airports, and corporate offices. The common signs include:
- Directional Signs: Clear indicators showing paths to various destinations.
- Identification Signs: Labels for rooms, departments, and facilities.
- Informational Signs: Maps, directories, and emergency exit routes.
- Regulatory Signs: Compliance notices and safety instructions.
A wayfinding sign that is designed well helps reduce confusion among people when they want to find a place. They can be confidential, and the ultimate result is enhanced user satisfaction.
ADA-Compliant Signage: Accessibility for All
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) mandates that every public space use ADA-compliant signage. These help individuals with physical disabilities to find the right place to search. Our ADA-compliant signage solutions include:
- Braille and Tactile Text: We use Grade II Braille and raised characters. It improves readability by touch.
- High-Contrast Colors: The ADA signs comprise Dark text on light backgrounds. It aids in visibility.
- Clear, Simple Fonts: We use Sans-serif fonts. These come with appropriate spacing for legibility.
- Pictograms and Icons: These consist of universal symbols. It enables users to understand the content on the signs without any language barrier.
- Proper Mounting Heights: We ensure sign placement between 48″ and 60″ from the floor. It accommodates wheelchair users.
By adhering to the ADA Act, we design and install signage solutions that are legally compliant and user-friendly.
Choose Us
Why Choose SignAnt?
We have more than two decades of experience. Thanks to our knowledge of the local rules, we are able to design compliant ADA signs for businesses. We design each solution to answer the special needs of your business. The signage we develop consists of best-quality materials. It ensures the long-lasting performance of the signs. You can experience its optional functionality for years to come with minimum maintenance.
We strive to meet compliance with local standards. The signage, designed and developed by our professionals, is ADA-compatible and meets local, state, and federal standards. We provide 3 years of guarantee with every signage installation. Our excellence lies in positive feedback from our valuable customers.
Get Started Today
Are you set to enhance the accessibility of your business place? Investing in signages can be worth considering. Consider SignAnt’s Wayfinding & ADA Signage solutions. Contact us today at (864) 706-3135. Visit us at https://signantsc.com/, or mail us at signantsc@gmail.com for a quote.
FAQs
ADA signs include tactile text, Braille, high contrast, and proper placement. These ensure accessibility for all users.
Wayfinding signs should be installed at the decision point. These are like intersections, entrances, and elevators. It offers clear and effective navigation.
According to ADA law, public buildings must have ADA signage for permanent rooms, exits, and accessible features.