Door signs can be a controversial topic. What is it about door signs? Well, everyone needs a door sign to inform customers or visitors. However, hanging a sign on a door can be against ADA guidelines
which state that "signs should not interfere with or block the function of any doors, etc."
So who should follow these ADA guidelines? The ADA specifies that a "place of public accommodation" should comply with basic ADA guidelines. Places of public accommodations could include a restaurant,
a library, a gym, or a doctor's office. To see the ADA's definition of a "place of public accommodation" visit our ADA guidelines. If in doubt, you can always hang your door sign on the nearest adjacent
wall. And if your business or office is not a "place of public accommodation," then you can hang your office door signs wherever you'd like.
how to choose your door sign
There are many types of door signs. Conference room signs, restroom signs, and nameplates; all of these signs function as office door signs. A door sign can warn or inform your customers and
visitors of your policies or guidelines. Office door signs and retail door signs can give instructions and explain information about what's behind the door.
customize your office door signs today
Regardless of what door sign you need, they all have a purpose. And at signmojo.com, you can customize your door sign to fit your needs. You can type your own text or wording onto the sign and
change your sign color, text color, and font. We make it very easy to preview and order your custom door signs online. So get started today!
