People with Visual Impairment need special signage to be able to move independently in different spaces, accessible signage jointly consists of visual and tactile elements, such as Braille text, characters and icons in high-relief. Its implementation makes it easier for them to make decisions and allows them to interact with their environment in a secure way.
An accessible site, in addition to having clear accesses and quality routes, is integral when the information is presented to the public clearly and in different types of language.
At BRAILLE INTERNATIONAL we use the highest technology to design and manufacture tactile-visual signage for people with visual disabilities since we use the RASTER™ BRAILLE signage system and base our solutions on international regulations.
Advantages of our signage products
- Easy identification of areas inside and outside a building.
- Weather resistance.
- Compliance with national and international regulations.
- 100% accessible.
- Ergonomic.
- Designed to customer requirements.
- Designs made in a wide range of solid materials.
Technical specifications
We use a wide range of materials to make our signs, with the aim of satisfying any technical or aesthetic requirement that you require for your project, we have the technical capacity to carry out the specialized design you need.
Material
Metal
- Steel
- Stainless Steel (Special)
- Alucobon
- Aluminum
Plastic
- ADA
- ABS (Special)
- Acrylic
- Nylamid
Texture
- High Relief (ADA)
- Low Relief (ADA)
- No Relief (Print, Vinyl)
Applications
High relief
Vinyl + Metal Base
Plastic base + UV printing
Low relief
Metal base + ADA
Plastic base + ADA
Braille Signage Types
Civil Protection
Helps to identify entrances, exits, evacuation routes, stairs, elevators, ramps, floor level, etc.
Directory
List of areas within a building to help find their location.
Directional
Direction arrows direct the user on their path to where the plate indicates.
Location signs
Helps to identify departments and/or locations inside a specific area.
Haptic Maps
A tactile map it's a guide that can be felt by people with visual impairment, comprising of raised lines. It shows a graphic interpretation of any space so that the public understands where different areas are.
