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High-Quality Women's Bathroom ADA Sign with Tactile Text and Braille

Our Women's Restroom ADA Sign is designed to meet the stringent requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). This sign is crafted with tactile lettering, raised 2/32" from the sign base, and features Grade 2 Braille for easy recognition by visually impaired individuals. This sign is the minimally required identification for a women-only restroom, ensuring compliance and accessibility.

• ADA Compliant Materials and Design: Our sign is made with a non-glare matte finish, ADA compliant font, and tactile letters for enhanced visibility and durability.
• Grade 2 Braille: Utilizing the California domed Grade 2 Braille standard, this sign meets both federal and state regulations, ensuring a single dot configuration for all braille signs nationwide.

Features and Specifications

This Women Bathroom ADA Sign offers a range of features and specifications that make it an excellent choice for any restroom. The sign is crafted with high-quality materials that guarantee compliance with inspections by California Certified Access Specialists, or your money back is guaranteed.

• Mounting Options: While we provide foam tape for initial positioning, we recommend using fasteners or construction-grade silicone adhesive for a secure and lasting installation.
• ADA Sign Mounting Guide: For accurate positioning and mounting heights, refer to our comprehensive ADA Sign Mounting Guide, available for download.

Practical Uses and Target Audience

Whether you are updating a public restroom, commercial building, or educational institution, our Women's Restroom ADA Sign is an essential addition. It promotes inclusivity and accessibility, making it easier for all individuals to navigate restrooms safely and comfortably.

• Compliance and Accessibility: This sign helps businesses and institutions meet ADA requirements, ensuring they are inclusive and accessible to everyone.
• Visually Impaired Individuals: The tactile letters and Braille make it easier for visually impaired individuals to locate and use women-only restrooms.