Accessibility signage

The different types of accessibility signage

Obligatory regulatory signage

Within your premises, it is necessary to provide accessibility signage signage to inform and direct your customers and employees. This mandatory signage is specifically designed for the disabled, but also provides essential information (reception, waiting room, etc.) for all visitors and employees.

Fitting out your premises helps to prevent, indicate and secure the path and movement of people. It also informs, guides and assists them when they enter your building.

Braille and/or raised signs

The accesibility signage must be legible, visible and comprehensible to all users, whether able-bodied or disabled. It therefore takes into account the different types of disability in the choice of adapted supports. PANO can help you make the right choice: plans, pictograms and raised embossed signs, Braille signage or podotactile support such as studded tiles.

You can engrave accessibility signs on our different materials. Plaques can be engraved with more visible, legible lettering and/or with Braille for the visually impaired.

To obtain a study of the supports best suited to your needs and the regulations in force, as well as an installation plan, contact the PANO agency Iraq.

Accesibility signage for staircase accessibility

 There are several ways to effectively signal a hazard or staircase-type access:

• Vigilance strips self-adhesive, glued or with podotactile nails for blind people.
• Visit riser plates to make stairs more visible to the visually impaired. They are customisable and can be photoluminescent.
• Anti-slip strips strips.

Visibility stripes

These visibility strips to identify glass surfaces, whether openable or not. They make users safer by indicating glazing and preventing shocks.

Your PANO agency will install two strips per pane, at heights defined by regulations.