ADA Wayfinding Signs in Los Angeles
Navigation systems that meet California and ADA code by construction, not by hoping an inspector doesn't check.
Designed, permitted, fabricated, and installed by one Los Angeles team · Licensed & insured · UL-listed components
Code-correct by default
Grade 2 Braille, correct tactile character height and stroke width, and required mounting height and clearance — built to ADA and California Title 24 from the first drawing.
Full wayfinding systems
Directories, directional arrows, room ID signs, and exterior campus markers designed as one coherent system, not one-off signs added over time.
Interior and exterior rated
Interior signage uses standard substrates; exterior wayfinding is specified in UV-stable, weather-rated materials for the same system to hold up outdoors.
Property-manager friendly
Room ID signs and directories are built with a swappable insert system, so tenant or suite changes don't require replacing the whole sign.
Wayfinding is easy to get visually wrong and even easier to get code wrong — Braille grade, tactile letter height, mounting height range, and finish contrast are all specified down to the fraction of an inch, and a building can fail inspection over any one of them.
We design wayfinding as a full system — directory, directional, and room ID signage sharing one visual language — rather than adding signs piecemeal as a building fills up, which is usually how inconsistent (and non-compliant) systems happen in the first place.
Frequently asked questions
- What makes a sign ADA-compliant?
- Correct tactile character proportions, Grade 2 Braille placement, non-glare finish, and mounting height within the code-specified range — all four have to be right, not just the Braille.
- Do interior room signs need to be ADA-compliant in California?
- Most permanent room identification signage in commercial and public buildings in California must meet Title 24 accessibility standards, which align closely with ADA requirements.
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