Our gender neutral ADA restroom signs provide an inclusive and professional way to identify all gender restroom facilities in offices, schools, restaurants, medical facilities, apartments and public buildings. This category includes ADA compliant restroom signs with tactile lettering, Grade 2 Braille, restroom pictograms and accessible wheelchair symbols where required.

Available in multiple colors, and mounting styles, these all gender restroom signs are designed for commercial environments requiring durable, easy to read and code compliant restroom identification signage. Choose from gender neutral bathroom signs, accessible all gender restroom signs and unisex restroom signage suitable for modern facility designs.

ADA Compliant All Gender Restroom Signs

ADA compliant gender neutral restroom signs help create welcoming and accessible restroom facilities for everyone. Many signs feature tactile characters, Braille and high contrast graphics designed to improve readability and accessibility in commercial and public spaces.

Inclusive Restroom Signage for Modern Facilities

All gender restroom signage is increasingly used in offices, schools, universities, restaurants, retail spaces and healthcare facilities looking to provide inclusive restroom access. Gender neutral restroom signs commonly use neutral wording such as “Restroom,” “All Gender” or “Unisex” together with ADA tactile and Braille requirements where applicable.

*Many states and cities have laws pertaining to single occupancy restrooms to ensure that individuals of any gender feel welcome to use such facilities. California passed Assembly Bill 1732. which requires that all single-occupancy restrooms display neutral restroom signs indicating non-gender specific universally accessible bathrooms. More specifically AB 1732 requires single occupancy restrooms in California businesses, government buildings and places of public accommodation to be universally accessible to all genders by March 1, 2017. Gender neutral restroom signs, or all gender restroom signs, are becoming more and more common in commercial buildings, college campuses and other educational and public buildings across the United States and Canada.