Apartment Number 9 Sign with Braille and Raised Number (Aluminum, 4x4, Double Sided Tape, Silver)

Apartment number sign - Raised (tactile) Numbers and Grade 2 Braille

Size: 4x4 Inch

Material: Aluminum

Include Double Sided tape

Use this Square aluminum sign to identify Apartment number. It includes Grade 2 Braille to assist people with impaired vision with raised letters.

An "Apartment Number 9 Sign with Braille and Raised Number" is a sign typically used in multi-unit residential buildings or complexes to indicate the location of Apartment Number 9. This specific sign is designed to be accessible to individuals with visual impairments by including braille and a raised number.

The purpose of this sign is to provide clear identification for Apartment Number 9 and to ensure that individuals with visual impairments can easily locate and identify the correct unit. The inclusion of braille allows individuals who read braille to tactually identify the apartment number, while the raised number provides a visual reference for those with low vision.

The design of these signs often includes the apartment number prominently displayed in large raised numerals, allowing for easy visibility and recognition. Additionally, the braille text is typically positioned below or adjacent to the raised number, enabling individuals who read braille to locate the correct apartment.

These signs are typically installed near the entrance or on the door of Apartment Number 9, ensuring that it is clearly visible and accessible to all residents and visitors. They are an important element in creating an inclusive and accessible environment within residential buildings.

It's worth noting that the design and specifications of accessibility signs may vary depending on local accessibility regulations or guidelines. The use of braille and raised numbers helps ensure compliance with accessibility standards and facilitates independent navigation for individuals with visual impairments.

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Apartment Number signs are required. These apt. signs help distinguish the flats, apts. and suites of your building and make it easier for people to find its different accommodations. NYC DOB and NYC Fire Department require building owners to use suite signs and apt signs to indicate suite numbers and apartment numbers.

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