ADA Dock Identification Sign
ADA-compliant dock identification signs with raised tactile characters, Grade 2 Braille, and weather-resistant construction, built for marinas, boat slips, and waterfront walkways. Custom numbering available for full dock packages.
Boaters and pedestrians alike need clear, reliable identification at every dock slip and berth. The HMWitt & Company ADA Dock Identification Sign brings full ADA compliance to marina and waterfront environments, combining raised tactile characters and Grade 2 Braille with durable materials built to hold up against moisture, UV exposure, and the general demands of an outdoor marine setting.
Whether you are numbering individual slips, identifying dock sections, or guiding guests walking to their vessels, these signs meet the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design. That means non-glare finishes, high-contrast text and backgrounds, and tactile characters sized and proportioned to code, so property managers, marina operators, and facility teams can check compliance off their list with confidence.
- Raised tactile characters and Grade 2 Braille per ADA standards
- Weather-resistant materials suited to outdoor and waterfront conditions
- High-contrast, non-glare finish for legibility in bright outdoor light
- Custom numbering and lettering to match your dock layout
- Suitable for marinas, boat clubs, commercial piers, and lakefront properties
Because dock signage is often part of a larger property improvement or new construction project, HMWitt & Company can work with you on a full dock signage package, ensuring consistent design and verified code compliance across every sign on your property. Call us to discuss your project scope.
Boaters and pedestrians alike need clear, reliable identification at every dock slip and berth. The HMWitt & Company ADA Dock Identification Sign brings full ADA compliance to marina and waterfront environments, combining raised tactile characters and Grade 2 Braille with durable materials built to hold up against moisture, UV exposure, and the general demands of an outdoor marine setting.
Whether you are numbering individual slips, identifying dock sections, or guiding guests walking to their vessels, these signs meet the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design. That means non-glare finishes, high-contrast text and backgrounds, and tactile characters sized and proportioned to code, so property managers, marina operators, and facility teams can check compliance off their list with confidence.
- Raised tactile characters and Grade 2 Braille per ADA standards
- Weather-resistant materials suited to outdoor and waterfront conditions
- High-contrast, non-glare finish for legibility in bright outdoor light
- Custom numbering and lettering to match your dock layout
- Suitable for marinas, boat clubs, commercial piers, and lakefront properties
Because dock signage is often part of a larger property improvement or new construction project, HMWitt & Company can work with you on a full dock signage package, ensuring consistent design and verified code compliance across every sign on your property. Call us to discuss your project scope.
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