ADA-compliant signage
ADA Office & Room Signs
Identify every room and office with ADA-compliant signs — conference rooms, suites, offices, name plates, and more. Each is a tactile wall sign with raised characters and Grade 2 Braille, set in the Myriad Pro font and made in the USA, in black, blue, brushed stainless, or white.
100% Federal
Compliant
Meets 2010 ADA Standards
Meets the 2010 ADA Standards
Every sign meets the 2010 ADA Standards (§703): raised, uppercase characters in Myriad Pro, Grade 2 contracted Braille, a non-glare surface, and high contrast. Mounted 48″–60″ from the floor on the latch side of the door, your room and office signage passes inspection.
Which rooms need a tactile sign
The ADA requires tactile, Braille signage to identify permanent rooms and spaces — offices, conference rooms, copy rooms, break rooms, numbered suites, and the like. These are the signs that go at the door so anyone can read or feel them.
Personalize the wording
Need a specific room name, number, or suite ID? Most listings let you set your own text, and anything outside the catalog can be ordered through our custom signs — same ADA tactile build, your wording.
Standard or accessible
Where a space needs to be marked as accessible, accessible versions add the wheelchair (ISA) pictogram alongside the tactile text and Braille. Otherwise the standard version carries the text and Braille without it.
Bulk orders and rollouts
Signing a whole floor or building? We offer bulk discounts up to 15%. Send your sign schedule through Request a Quote for consistent door-to-door signage.
Colors, sizes, and ordering
Four colors: black, blue, brushed stainless, and white. Sizes are fixed per listing, and signs install in under a minute with peel-and-stick backing. Most orders produce in about 5 business days, with Hurry, Rush, and same-day options at checkout.
Frequently asked questions
What makes an office or room sign ADA compliant?
Raised uppercase tactile characters in Myriad Pro, Grade 2 Braille, a non-glare surface, and high contrast, meeting the 2010 ADA Standards (§703) — mounted 48″–60″ on the latch side of the door.
Can I put my own room name or number on the sign?
Yes — most listings let you set the wording, and anything outside the catalog can be ordered as a custom sign with the same ADA tactile build.
How do these signs mount?
Peel-and-stick — the self-adhesive backing mounts in under a minute on any clean, flat surface, no tools required.
Do you offer bulk pricing for a whole building?
Yes — bulk discounts up to 15%. For large jobs, send a sign schedule through Request a Quote.