Essential Room Number A, Customizable 1 Line Text Sign, 6″ X 6″, Laminate, Ada, birdie Series Collection [rI0U7Kwx]

Customizable Room Number A Sign - Birdie Series

Enhance your room numbering system with the Birdie Series Room Number A Sign. This innovative sign is a perfect blend of functionality and aesthetics, designed to streamline your space with a touch of sophistication. Crafted from durable laminate material, this 6" x 6" sign is not just visually appealing but also compliant with ADA standards. Its grade 2 braille and non-glare coating ensure that it stands out while remaining easy to read. Personalize your sign with custom text and choose from a variety of color options to match your space's design.

Product Specifications

The Birdie Series Room Number A Sign is engineered to meet the highest standards of quality and accessibility. Each sign features 1/32” raised text for easy touch reading, making it ideal for users with visual impairments. The non-glare coating reduces eye strain and ensures that the sign remains legible in various lighting conditions. The braille is designed to meet ADA grade 2 requirements, guaranteeing compliance across all commercial spaces.

• 6” x 6” laminate construction
• Grade 2 braille compliance

Practical Applications

The Birdie Series Room Number A Sign is a versatile addition to any setting. Whether you're upgrading the signage in a healthcare facility, office building, or educational institution, this sign offers a multitude of practical uses. Its customizable text allows for clear and consistent identification of rooms, improving navigation and efficiency. The durable laminate material ensures that the sign withstands everyday wear and tear, making it a reliable choice for long-term use. Ideal for users seeking an ADA-compliant solution that enhances accessibility and visual appeal, this sign is perfect for anyone looking to create a welcoming and inclusive environment.

• Perfect for healthcare facilities, offices, and educational institutions
• Improves navigation and accessibility in public spaces