ADA Iridescent Stairwell Entrance Sign
A fully ADA compliant stairwell entrance sign with an iridescent finish built for dim corridors, bars, restaurants, clubs, and mood-lit hospitality spaces. Raised tactile characters, Grade 2 Braille, and a non-glare surface meet the 2010 ADA Standards while working with your interior rather than against it.
Stairwell entrance signs are a code requirement, but that doesn’t mean they have to disappear into the wall. The ADA Iridescent Stairwell Entrance Sign from HMWitt & Company meets the full requirements of the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design while carrying a finish that holds its own in the kind of low-light, atmosphere-forward environments where standard matte signs simply vanish.
Designed for dim corridors, mood-lit dining rooms, bars, hospitality venues, clubs, and speakeasies, the iridescent surface shifts and catches available light without introducing glare that would violate ADA non-glare requirements. Raised tactile characters and Grade 2 Braille meet federal specifications, and high contrast between the text and background satisfies ADA readability standards. The result is a sign that complies fully while complementing the designed aesthetic of your space rather than fighting it.
- ADA compliant raised tactile characters and Grade 2 Braille
- Iridescent finish suited to low-light and mood-lit environments
- Non-glare surface meets ADA finish requirements
- High-contrast text for legibility under code
- Appropriate for restaurants, bars, clubs, hotels, speakeasies, and other hospitality or entertainment venues
- Mounts at latch side of stairwell entrance door, between 48 and 60 inches from the floor, per ADA mounting standards
Whether you are outfitting a single venue or specifying signage across a multi-location hospitality group, HMWitt & Company can match the iridescent finish to your interior palette and produce a package that passes inspection without sacrificing the atmosphere you have worked to create.
Stairwell entrance signs are a code requirement, but that doesn’t mean they have to disappear into the wall. The ADA Iridescent Stairwell Entrance Sign from HMWitt & Company meets the full requirements of the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design while carrying a finish that holds its own in the kind of low-light, atmosphere-forward environments where standard matte signs simply vanish.
Designed for dim corridors, mood-lit dining rooms, bars, hospitality venues, clubs, and speakeasies, the iridescent surface shifts and catches available light without introducing glare that would violate ADA non-glare requirements. Raised tactile characters and Grade 2 Braille meet federal specifications, and high contrast between the text and background satisfies ADA readability standards. The result is a sign that complies fully while complementing the designed aesthetic of your space rather than fighting it.
- ADA compliant raised tactile characters and Grade 2 Braille
- Iridescent finish suited to low-light and mood-lit environments
- Non-glare surface meets ADA finish requirements
- High-contrast text for legibility under code
- Appropriate for restaurants, bars, clubs, hotels, speakeasies, and other hospitality or entertainment venues
- Mounts at latch side of stairwell entrance door, between 48 and 60 inches from the floor, per ADA mounting standards
Whether you are outfitting a single venue or specifying signage across a multi-location hospitality group, HMWitt & Company can match the iridescent finish to your interior palette and produce a package that passes inspection without sacrificing the atmosphere you have worked to create.
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