AODA Entrance & Wayfinding Signs Ontario — Tactile & Braille

What you get

Update your building's entrance and wayfinding signage with confidence, knowing every sign is proofed against your exact wording and layout before it ever reaches production. These AODA entrance and wayfinding signs are built to Ontario's design of public spaces requirements for tactile characters and Braille, giving facility managers a straightforward way to bring existing signage in line with current expectations without redesigning from scratch.

• Interior and exterior entrance signs in brushed silver or matte black finishes
• Choice of flat printed decals or raised tactile lettering with Grade 2 Braille
• Wayfinding, room ID, and directional sign formats
• Digital proof of layout, wording, and finish before production begins
• Made in Canada, with shipping available to any Ontario address and across the country

How it works

You send us your building's sign list, wording, and any existing sizes or mounting locations you're working from. We lay out each sign according to the tactile and Braille formatting referenced in AODA's design of public spaces standard, then send a proof for your review. Nothing goes to production until you've confirmed the wording, layout, and finish match what your organisation needs. If your project includes sign types outside our standard catalogue (custom shapes, multi-panel directories, or unusual mounting hardware) our team can quote those as a custom order.

• Submit sign copy and quantities for a written quote
• Review a pre-production proof for each sign before manufacturing
• Approve finish (brushed silver or matte black) and mounting style
• Receive finished signs ready to install, shipped from our Canadian facility

Why it works

Because every sign is proofed before production, you catch wording or layout issues on screen rather than after installation. Because the tactile and Braille elements are formatted to the specifications referenced in AODA's design of public spaces standard, you're working from a consistent, documented starting point rather than guessing at placement or lettering height. And because the signs are made in Canada, lead times and shipping stay predictable for facilities anywhere in Ontario or beyond. Final confirmation of mounting height, placement, and any building-specific requirements remains with you or your accessibility consultant, since those details vary by building and jurisdiction, but the sign itself arrives built to the standard's tactile and Braille formatting, in a finish that holds up to daily entrance traffic.

• Consistent proofing process reduces reprint risk
• Durable brushed silver or matte black finishes for high-traffic entrances
• Canadian manufacturing supports realistic timelines for multi-building portfolios

Send us your sign list and wording to get a proof started for your building's entrance and wayfinding signage.