Sign Frame for Mounting
$8.00
The HMWitt & Company Sign Frame for Mounting provides a secure, clean mounting solution for ADA-compliant room signs, keeping tactile characters and Braille fully accessible and your installation code-ready.
A properly mounted sign is the last step between a compliant sign and a code-correct installation. The Sign Frame for Mounting from HMWitt & Company gives property managers, contractors, and facility teams a clean, professional way to display ADA signs at the required mounting location, typically beside the latch side of a door between 48 and 60 inches from the finished floor.
This frame is designed to work alongside the full range of HMWitt & Company ADA room signs, hotel signs, school signs, and other compliant signage. It provides a secure, stable surface for wall mounting while keeping the face of your sign fully visible and unobstructed, so tactile characters, Grade 2 Braille, and high-contrast finishes remain accessible and legible as required.
- Clean presentation: Holds your sign flat against the wall for a finished, professional look in any commercial or institutional setting.
- Secure attachment: Designed for reliable wall mounting in high-traffic environments including offices, hotels, hospitals, schools, and government buildings.
- Versatile compatibility: Works with standard ADA sign formats commonly used in full-building sign packages and tenant improvement projects.
- Simple installation: Straightforward to install for sign contractors, facility managers, and general contractors working on new construction or renovation.
Getting the mounting right matters. An otherwise fully compliant sign installed at the wrong location or on an unstable surface can still result in a failed inspection or an accessibility complaint. Pairing your HMWitt & Company signs with the right mounting frame helps ensure the finished installation holds up to scrutiny. Call our team at 773-250-5000 if you have questions about combining frames with a sign package.


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