Room signs, directories and plaques
Signs that get a building inspected, used and navigated: tactile room signs, suite directories and donor plaques.



How we build it, and what each part does.
ADA signs have rules: raised characters, grade 2 braille, non-glare finishes, and a mounting height and position set by code. We build to those rules so your inspection is boring, which is how inspections should be.
Directories, wayfinding and donor plaques use the same material palette, so a whole building reads as one system rather than a collection of leftovers.
Same sign type, different decisions. We will walk through these with you before anything is drawn.
Real jobs across Long Island and the five boroughs. Swipe or use the arrows, and select a photo to see it full size.
Yes. Character height, contrast, braille and mounting position are all part of what we check.
With a directory, yes. The strips slide out and we print replacements cheaply.
Most storefronts end up with two or three of these together.

Printed vinyl that turns glass, walls and even staircases into advertising. Cut lettering, full-color prints and frosted…
See wall & window graphics
Grand openings, sponsor walls, and a temporary sign while your permanent one is still in permits.…
See banners
Your work vehicle parks outside every job you do. Lettering and graphics turn it into a sign that travels with you.…
See truck & van letteringTell us the business, the building and roughly how big. We will come back with options and a number.