ADA Signs
Get Professional Signage That Boosts Your Business Visibility, Fast & Hassle-Free!
Get Professional Signage That Boosts Your Business Visibility, Fast & Hassle-Free!
ADA Signs
For any public-access building in New York City, ADA-compliant signs are not optional; they are a complex, non-negotiable legal requirement. Failing to meet the exact standards of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) can lead to failed inspections, costly fines, and significant legal liability.
Street Style Sign Studio is a premier provider of ADA signs in New York City. We are not just sign makers; we are compliance experts. We partner with architects, general contractors, and building managers to design, fabricate, and install complete, custom ADA sign packages that guarantee compliance and pass inspection the first time.
An effective ADA sign system is about more than just Braille. It’s a comprehensive network of signs that ensures every individual, regardless of ability, can navigate your facility safely and independently.
This is our top priority for contractors and developers. Our deep knowledge of federal ADA and local NYC building codes ensures a failed signage inspection won’t delay your project.
Non-compliant signage is a primary target for accessibility lawsuits. A proactive, compliant sign package is your best defense and a critical risk-management investment.
The true purpose of the law is to create an accessible and equitable environment. A well-executed sign system demonstrates your commitment to all customers, tenants, and visitors.
We provide the entire system of accessible signage for your facility, ensuring a consistent design and guaranteed compliance.
The most common ADA signs. We provide custom-fabricated, compliant signs (with tactile text and Braille) for all permanent rooms, such as offices, conference rooms, and closets.
We design and install fully-compliant packages for Men, Women, and All-Gender bathrooms, including the correct tactile wall signs and door-mounted pictograms.
Critical for safety. We produce compliant stairwell signs (“STAIR A”), floor-level signs, and “Area of Refuge” signs, all essential for navigating a building during an emergency.
We create the “accessible route” signs, directories, and directional signs that guide individuals to accessible exits, elevators, and restrooms.
We provide compliant elevator bank signs and accessible parking signs, ensuring your building’s compliance from the outside in.
You do not have to settle for ugly, “stock” plastic signs. Our specialty is creating custom ADA signs that match the high-end aesthetic of your building’s interior.
Our design team is experts at integrating your brand’s colors, materials, and finishes, like brushed aluminum, modern acrylics, or wood laminates, while keeping the sign 100% compliant with all non-negotiable rules for fonts, contrast, non-glare finishes, and Braille.
Don’t let signage be the reason your project is delayed. Partner with the New York City ADA sign experts who understand the law, respect your design, and guarantee compliance. Contact our team today to get a quote for your complete ADA signage package.
In general, an ADA sign for a permanent room must have a non-glare finish, high contrast between the text and background, tactile (raised) text, and Grade 2 Braille. It must also be installed at a specific height and location.
Any sign identifying a permanent room or space (like a room number, restroom, or “Stair”) must be fully tactile and Braille-compliant. Directional and informational signs have different rules but must still meet certain contrast and legibility standards.
An identification sign (like “Room 101”) tells you what a room is. It must have tactile and Braille. A directional sign tells you how to get somewhere. It does not require tactile/Braille but must be high-contrast and easy to read.
You run a massive risk. Stock signs from a website are not customized to your brand, may not be 100% compliant with the latest codes, and, most importantly, will not be installed by a professional. A compliant sign installed at the wrong height is not compliant and will fail inspection.
For wall-mounted identification signs, the baseline of the tactile text must be between 48 inches (minimum) and 60 inches (maximum) from the finished floor. They must also be on the latch side of the door. Our team handles this for you, guaranteed.
