ELEVATOR 3 SIGN Tactile Touch Braille Sign (Aluminum !!,black, Size 6X9)- The Sensation line

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ELEVATOR 3 SIGN 

RAISED LETTERS RAISED BRAILLE STRONG CONTRAST

ALUMINIUM SIGN ( NOT A PLASTIC  RUST FREE 

COMMERCIAL USE

COMES WITH DOUBLE SIDED TAPE- EASY INSTALLTION 

DESIGNED TO LAST

SIZE 6X9 INCH

An "Elevator 3 Sign Tactile Touch Braille Sign" is a sign specifically designed to identify and provide information about a third or additional elevator within a building or facility. This type of sign incorporates tactile, touchable, and Braille elements to ensure accessibility for individuals with visual impairments or blindness.

The purpose of this sign is to indicate the presence of a specific elevator, differentiating it from other elevators in the building or facility. It helps individuals easily identify and locate the designated elevator they need to use.

The sign includes tactile elements, which are raised, textured surfaces that can be felt and identified by touch. These elements allow individuals with visual impairments to navigate and interpret the sign through touch. Additionally, the sign incorporates Braille, a writing system that utilizes raised dots representing letters and numbers, enabling individuals who read Braille to access the information through touch.

The content of the sign typically includes the number or identifier of the specific elevator, such as "Elevator 3" or "Elevator C." It may also include additional text or symbols to provide further information or guidance, such as indicating the floor numbers served by the elevator or any accessibility features available.

These signs are often made from durable materials, such as metal or plastic, and feature raised tactile elements and Braille text. They are designed to meet accessibility standards and regulations to ensure that individuals with visual impairments can access and understand the information provided.

The placement of the sign should be near the elevator doors or in close proximity to the specific elevator it refers to. It should be positioned at an appropriate height for easy reach and legibility. If there are multiple elevators in the building, each elevator should have a corresponding sign with its unique identifier.

It is important to consult accessibility guidelines, local regulations, and relevant authorities to ensure compliance with specific requirements for tactile touch and Braille signage related to elevator identification, as these may vary depending on the jurisdiction or building codes.

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