Wholesale Accessible and Handicap Parking Signs

The ADA accessible logo is the International Symbol of Access (ISA), also known as the (International) Wheelchair Symbol. It is the primary indicator of accessibility required by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). It must be used to mark accessible parking spaces, building entrances, and other facilities to ensure they are easily identifiable for individuals with disabilities.

For outdoor handicap parking signs, durability is key. We recommend materials like engineered aluminum and stainless steel. These materials are rust-proof, resistant to fading from UV exposure, and can withstand harsh weather conditions, ensuring the sign remains legible and compliant for many years. All our signs use high-quality, outdoor-rated materials.

Yes, absolutely. We specialize in ADA-compliant signage. All of our accessible and handicap parking signs are designed to meet the specific requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act, including regulations for size, color, symbol usage, and reflectivity. This ensures your client's facility remains compliant with federal law and avoids potential fines or legal issues.

Our accessible parking signs are typically designed for post-mounting, which is standard for parking lots. They come with pre-drilled holes that align with standard signposts. We can also accommodate requests for wall-mounted signs for garages or building exteriors. Please specify your mounting needs when you request a quote for your project.

Yes, we can create custom signs. While the ISA symbol and colors are federally regulated, we can add specific text such as 'Van Accessible,' 'Reserved Parking,' or specific fine information as required by local or state ordinances. Our in-house production allows for full customization while ensuring the final design remains fully ADA compliant.

According to ADA guidelines, handicap parking signs should be mounted so that the bottom edge of the sign is at least 60 inches above the ground surface. This height ensures the sign is visible over a parked vehicle to other drivers and pedestrians. For van-accessible spaces, the sign must also be identified as such to remain compliant.