Tactile Sign Specification Guide

How to Prepare a Tactile Sign Specification

For each sign type, define the copy, room number, dimensions, substrate, surface finish, raised elements, braille requirements, colors, mounting method, and quantity. A room schedule or BOQ helps prevent missing or duplicated signs.

Approval Before Bulk Production

We recommend confirming a production drawing and, when appropriate, one physical sample before the full order. Final production follows the approved files and confirmed material and finish.

Compliance Review

This page is a manufacturing preparation guide, not legal advice or a declaration of local compliance. The buyer and project team should verify the applicable accessibility and building requirements for the installation location.

When your drawings and sign schedule are ready, you can also browse our custom ADA braille signs collection for relevant tactile and braille sign options.

See how to prepare a room schedule or send your specification for review.