Any sign that relays information to onlookers about directions, locations, and exits, entrances, and any others that assist individuals navigate an environment, must be ADA signage in Edmonton. Here are a few examples of signs that can be made ADA-compliant: 

• Wayfinding signs: These signs provide directions in many spaces, such as office buildings, malls, restaurants, and schools. By adding raised braille to these signs, anyone will be able to guide themselves through a space seamlessly.
• Bathroom signs: By including ADA bathroom signs, the facility indicates that it is accessible to all individuals, regardless of ability.
• Room identification signs: Many office buildings have unique naming conventions for their meeting rooms, offices, and board rooms. While naming conventions are fun and usually customized to the business’s brand, they can be difficult for an impaired individual to navigate. By adding custom braille signs, your business guarantees that no one will have to worry about locating a unique office space.
• Entrances and exits: All entrances and exits, especially emergency exits, must be fitted with ADA braille signs around a building.

The cost of ADA signs is dependent on the level of customization that a business decides to invest in. The requirements are standardized to ensure consistency across all signage, so the cost can be fairly consistent as well across businesses.