Interior & Dimensional · Hot Springs, AR

ADA Signs in Arkansas

Code-compliant ADA signage for offices, schools, and healthcare — Domed braille dots, raised characters, wayfinding, and room IDs specified and installed to the standard.

118+
Years in Business
1908
Design · Supply · Install Since
AR
Statewide Service
Serving businesses across the State of Arkansas
ADA-compliant accessibility sign provided and installed by Seiz Sign Company

ADA Signs: what's included

Code-compliant ADA signage for offices, schools, and healthcare — Domed braille dots, raised characters, wayfinding, and room IDs specified and installed to the standard.

ADA signage is the easiest part of a building to get wrong and one of the most expensive to redo. We publish our own ADA compliance guide, spec every sign against the standard, order it to those specifications, and install it at the right height on the right side of the door. The Seiz Team is a statewide Arkansas provider — 118 years and counting.

Specs & options

  • Tactile characters
    Raised 1/32 inch, all upper case, sans serif — no scripts or italics
  • Domed braille dots
    Domed dots, positioned below the tactile copy
  • Non-glare finishes & contrast
    Visual copy that contrasts with its background, light on dark or dark on light
  • Room IDs, restrooms & wayfinding
    Full interior programs — photopolymer or engraved, matched to your finishes
  • Mounted to the standard
    Tactile copy at 48 inches, on the latch side of the door

How we deliver

Site walk and quote

We walk the floor plan, count the doors, and schedule every sign in the building.

Design & spec

Type, finish, braille, and contrast specified against the ADA standard.

Code review

We check your sign schedule against code before anything is ordered.

Install & service

Installed at the correct height and door side, with service after the fact.

Frequently asked questions

Good to Know
Almost certainly. The requirements cover virtually all facilities, both state and local government buildings under Title II and private businesses and public accommodations under Title III. Religious organizations are exempt.
Signs identifying permanent rooms and spaces — restrooms, room numbers and names, floor numbers, and exits — must be tactile. Tactile signs carry characters raised 1/32 inch, all upper case in a sans serif face, line spacing of 135 to 170 percent of the character height, and braille with domed dots, and they are installed 48 inches high on the latch side of the door. Directional and information signs do not have to be tactile, but they must meet the visual requirements.
Visual signs need a non-glare finish and contrast between the copy and its background, may be upper or lower case but not italic or script, and use character heights from 5/8 inch to 3 inches. Building directories, menus, seat and row designations, occupant names, building addresses, and company logos do not have to comply — so within the rules, color and material are still yours to choose.
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Talk to the Seiz Team in Hot Springs.

Tell us about the project and we'll get back to you — building address, type of sign, and your deadline are a good place to start.

Office
1231 Central Ave, Hot Springs, AR

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