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Sign Face Retro-fits |
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The most inexpensive way is a Braille Add-On in which braille is added to the existing sign.
Types of Add-Ons:
- Clear vinyl printed add-ons
- Acrylic / plastic rastor ball add-ons
- Aluminum with brass rastor ball Add-Ons
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If you already have a sign system in place, send us a picture and we can see if we can update it with a new Braille retro-fit.
Most systems have an interchangeable slide-in option. |
| Complete Braille Sign Systems |
INPS In Stock Signs |
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| This can include a modular system listed above or new design created by an architect.
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Injection molded stock ADA Compliant signs. |
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Or maybe you would like INPS to assist you in creating a design that would suite your architectural needs. Send us a picture of your signs and let us assist you in making it ADA compliant in the most economical way.
Please call 1-800-565-3509 and take your first step to making your establishment more accessible.
For more information or to place an order contact sales@inps.ca
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Important Information
Ontario's first accessibility standard, The Customer Service Standard, came into effect on January 1, 2008. The standard states what businesses and other organizations in Ontario must do to make the provision of their goods and services more accessible to people with disabilities. There are some reporting exemptions for small companies but overall the standard applies or will apply to everyone.
Compliance Dates for Customer Service Standards
January 1, 2010
Public sector organizations designated in the standard including the legislative assembly, Ontario government ministries, some boards and agencies, and broader public sector organizations including municipalities, school boards, community colleges, universities, public hospitals and public transportation organizations.
January 1, 2012
All other providers of goods and services with at least one employee in Ontario such as private sector businesses, not-for-profit organizations and those public sector organizations that are not designated in the standard.
Find out more about Accesibility in Ontario |
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Useful Links to Accessibility Resources
Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act(AODA)
www.aoda.ca
American Disability Act (ADA)
www.ada.gov
Proposed ADA/ABA Accessibility Guidelines
www.access-board.gov/ada-aba/guidenprm.htm |
