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- There are two basic types of
Braille, the first is called Grade 1 Braille. This Braille is
a letter for letter translation and should only be used by those
that already understand braille well enough to translate the
text themselves. The second type which has become the standard
for sign making is Grade 2 Braille.
- This Braille consists of abbreviations
and conjunctions that are generally accepted.
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- Where there is no wall space
to the latch side of the door, signs shall be placed on the nearest
adjacent wall, mounting height shall be 60 inches above the floor
to the centerline of the sign, mount signs so that
- a person may approach 3 inches
of signage without encountering protruding objects or standing
within
- the swing of a door.
- ADA Signage Compliance
- The tips below will help keep
your signage system in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities
Act. Compliant signs should
have raised letters, numbers and Grade 2 Braille. Characters and symbols must offer high
contrast with their backgrounds.
- Signs should be mounted on the
latch side of the door with the centerline 60 inches above the
floor.
- Building directories and temporary
signs are excluded from compliance.
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At Sterling Promotions
Inc., we custom cut tactile letters as thin as 0.030" in
variety of colours including gold, blue, and black. with your
choice of layout, or letter style or font style, also we do vinyl
cut letters. We produce sign letters of all kinds, cast solid
brass letters or cast bronze plaques and cast brass letters,
all types of moulded, vacuum formed, raised or flat cut out letters
of your choice with or without adhesive backing, we do custom
plaques according to your design and artwork, see our standard
font styles for your engraved signs, vehicle signs, all types
of promotional magnets.
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Raster method of Braille