Office signs

Start with accessibility and clear communication. Look for ADA-compliant options that include Braille where needed, and pick sizes that fit your doorway or wall without crowding the area. For restrooms, consider a 9 x 6 inch ADA Braille Women Restroom Sign made of ABS plastic with strong self-stick mounting, which helps visitors identify facilities quickly. For staff areas, a Staff Only sign with reliable adhesive supports secure placement. This mix of signs across rooms ensures consistent, compliant guidance throughout an office or storefront.

Most signs use self-adhesive backing or come with durable mounting options like 3M double-sided tape for doors and walls. In practice, you’ll find a mix such as a self-stick restroom sign and 3M-tape backed staff signs, both designed to hold up well in busy environments. The right choice depends on traffic and surface—choose tape-backed for semi-permanent placement and self-adhesive when you need quick installation and easy relocation.

Choose signs with explicit pictograms and, where required, Braille. For kitchens, select ADA-compliant signs with Braille and a clean modern design; for restrooms, a dedicated restroom sign communicates the room’s function clearly; for elevators, pick a sign with a pictogram and Braille to indicate the correct area. Examples include Kitchen Sign with Grade 2 Braille and Elevator Sign, both designed for door or wall mounting in service areas and public spaces.

Yes, many options are suitable for either doors or walls. Signs designed for doors often include adhesive tape that adheres firmly to wood, metal, or painted surfaces, while wall-mountable variants provide flat-panel visibility. This versatility helps you create cohesive wayfinding across entrances, corridors, and rooms, ensuring legibility from a distance and reducing confusion for visitors and employees alike.

ADA-consistent designs with Grade Braille information help people with visual impairment navigate spaces confidently. Signs labeled as ADA compliant, including Braille alphabets, provide tactile and visual cues that improve safety and independence. By combining pictograms with Braille, these options serve a broad audience, from customers in a restaurant to staff in an office, creating an inclusive environment that meets accessibility standards.

The collection includes diverse signs like Staff Only, Accessible, Kitchen, Electrical, and Elevator signs, allowing you to grow your wayfinding system as your space grows. You can add additional door or wall signs to extend coverage in new rooms or departments. Pairing related signs—such as Staff Only with Accessible and Elevator—helps maintain a consistent, easy-to-understand signage language across multiple areas.