Stairwell Identification Sign, Tactile Letters With NO Braille, 12x17"

12" x 17" Tactile Stairwell Identification Sign – No Braille

Clearly identify stairways, floor levels and important exit information with this customizable 12" x 17" stairwell identification sign. Designed to follow IFC, IBC and NFPA stairwell signage guidelines, this sign features raised tactile lettering and a large 5" floor identifier without Braille.

This sign is an ideal choice for stairwell sign locations or applications where tactile identification is required but Braille is not specified. The 12" x 17" format provides room for up to seven lines of customized stairwell information.

Custom Stairwell & Exit Information

Each sign can be customized for its specific stairway and floor location. Depending on your building requirements, sign information may include:

• Stairway or stair enclosure identification
• Large floor-level identification
• Upper and lower stairway terminus information
• Exit discharge floor and direction
• Roof access or no roof access information
• Other building-specific stairwell information

The raised tactile characters provide easy-to-identify lettering, while the large floor character helps occupants and emergency personnel quickly determine their location within the stairwell.

Customize to Match Your Building

Choose from a wide selection of background colors along with square or radius corners. Signs are manufactured from durable modified acrylic with a non-glare matte finish. A photoluminescent glow-in-the-dark background is also available as an upgrade for projects requiring luminous stairwell signage.

Ordering signs for multiple floors? Each sign can be customized with different stair, floor, exit discharge and roof access information while maintaining a consistent size, color and appearance throughout your facility.

Building, fire and accessibility requirements may vary by jurisdiction, building type and adopted code edition. Confirm whether Braille is required and verify sign wording, layout and installation requirements with your architect, building official or local Fire Marshal before ordering.