Wholesale Directory Signs and Signage That Guide

Caribee Sign offers wholesale ADA signage, room identification signs, Braille and tactile signs, restroom signs, directional signs, informational signs, interior and exterior wayfinding systems, and directory signage. Ancillary signage is also available to help sign companies and trade professionals create coordinated programs across offices, healthcare facilities, schools, multifamily properties, and other commercial environments.

Yes. Caribee Sign specializes in ADA-compliant signage solutions designed for accessibility requirements. Available applications include tactile and Braille room identification, restroom, directional, and informational signs. Final compliance can depend on installation location, mounting height, contrast, character specifications, and applicable local requirements, so project specifications should be reviewed carefully before production and installation.

Directory signage identifies the destinations available within a building or property, such as suites, departments, floors, or amenities. Wayfinding signage guides people along the route to those destinations using directional arrows, location identifiers, and informational messages. Used together, they create a clear navigation system that reduces confusion and gives a facility a more organized, consistent appearance.

Yes. Caribee Sign provides custom wholesale ADA signage that includes Braille and tactile elements for applications such as permanent room identification, restrooms, exits, and other required locations. These signs pair accessibility features with coordinated visual design, helping partners meet functional requirements while maintaining a polished look throughout a commercial space.

Yes. Caribee Sign serves as a wholesale signage partner for sign companies, providing ADA and ancillary signage that can support their customer projects. The company’s partnership model is designed to reduce friction in ordering and fulfillment, provide responsive assistance, and deliver consistent signage products that help sign professionals serve their own clients effectively.

Choose materials based on the environment, expected traffic, branding, cleaning needs, and whether the sign is interior or exterior. Interior directories may prioritize finish and design coordination, while exterior signs require materials suited to weather exposure. For ADA applications, ensure the selected construction supports required tactile, Braille, contrast, and legibility specifications for the intended installation.

Yes. Directory and wayfinding signage can be customized to support a facility’s visual identity while retaining clear navigation and accessibility. Common customization considerations include colors, typography, logos, layout, destination names, and sign formats. A consistent system across directories, directional signs, and room identification helps visitors recognize information quickly and improves the overall environment.

Prepare the sign list, quantities, dimensions, destination names, room numbers, artwork or branding standards, material preferences, and any required ADA specifications. For a wayfinding program, include floor plans or a destination map when available. Clear project information helps confirm the right sign types, maintain consistency, and support a smoother production and fulfillment process.