Requirements depend on the building and application, so we don’t like giving a blanket answer without seeing the project. Builders, architects and certifiers will often identify the required locations, and we can manufacture the signage to the nominated specification.

Yes. We can manufacture and install the signage, which is particularly useful on larger projects where location and mounting consistency matter. We coordinate with the builder or site contact around access and final sign locations.

Braille is the dot-based reading system. Tactile elements are raised so they can be felt. Statutory signage is the broader group of signs required by building, safety or accessibility rules. A compliant sign can involve several of these elements together.

Make sure you are comparing the same specification, quantity, mounting method and installation scope. A statutory sign isn’t an area where I’d choose solely on the cheapest square-centimetre price; it needs to be made and located correctly.

Yes. We produce Braille and tactile signage for commercial projects and can work from architectural schedules, specifications or an existing signage standard. The key is making sure the wording, symbols, location and construction match the project requirements.

The best information is a sign schedule, plans, elevations and any nominated signage specification. If you don’t have that yet, send us the project drawings and tell us where the job is up to; we can identify what information is still needed.

Yes, within the requirements that apply. Compliance doesn’t mean every sign has to look institutional. We can work with colours, substrates and a broader signage family while keeping the required tactile and visual information clear.

Acrylic and other durable rigid materials are commonly used, with raised lettering, symbols and Braille incorporated into the face. The final material depends on the environment, finish and project specification.

Placement is critical because a compliant sign that cannot be easily located is not doing its job. We install to the nominated project or accessibility requirements and coordinate locations with doors, walls, frames and other building elements.

Yes, if the material and construction are specified for the environment. For exposed locations we consider UV, weather, cleaning and durability rather than using an indoor-grade solution outside.

Yes. Room identification, amenities and accessible facility signage can all be incorporated into a consistent system. For large facilities we can also manage room schedules and repeatable templates.

Usually, yes. Send us a clear photo, dimensions and ideally a sample or existing artwork. We can assess the construction and get as close as practical so a replacement doesn’t look like an obvious add-on.