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The Accessibility for Ontarians with Disability Act provides a set of guidelines that help individuals with differences in ability navigate unfamiliar areas with ease. In Canada alone, there is an estimated 1.5 million individuals have lost their sight. There are also around 5.59 million Canadians suffering from eye diseases that could lead to blindness in the future. As a responsible and successful entrepreneur, you must provide them safe and easy accessibility to your establishment. One way this is achieved is by investing in high-quality custom AODA signs.
However, not all signs are made the same. Some companies lack the expertise and experience in producing these signs according to what is mandated by the law. There are instances where there are errors in the interpretation and implementation of these guidelines. When this happens, it is the entrepreneur who will suffer the legal consequences. Not to mention the possible scandals that your brand could face because of serious accidents and negligence.
Don’t let this happen to your company! Work with a dependable signage shop that produces AODA signs down to the last vital detail. The good news is that Toronto Custom Signs specializes in designing, fabricating, and installing some of the best AODA signage in the area. To learn more, give us a call today.
These are just brief descriptions of each type. During the consultation stage, our representative will give you a more detailed explanation so you can decide which one suits your space.
Accessible signage provides directions, labels specific locations, relays reminders and safety precautions, and communicates other essential business information. These signs need to be placed in areas such as:
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There is no need to keep searching for the ‘best AODA signs near me’ because Toronto Custom Signs is here for you. As industry experts, we are confident that our signs will not only help your differently-abled customers but also demonstrate your brand’s concern for the experience of all kinds of customers, regardless of their physical limitations. What makes us stand out from other suppliers in Toronto is our 100% commitment to every project we handle, regardless of how simple or complicated they may be.
Besides our state-of-the-art production process, we also take pride in having some of the best professional installers in town. With their help, the final product looks nothing but seamless and spectacular and stays in place for many years to come.
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The Accessibility for Ontarians with Disability Act has strict requirements for what signs you need to make your business accessible to all. As a business owner, you have a legal obligation to understand and properly implement these requirements.
The AODA requires businesses to have signs to assist those who are blind, have visual impairments, or have other types of impairment that can make it harder for them to move around a building or to tell where they are. These signs are used to identify everything from room numbers to emergency exits.
There is no defined size for an AODA size. Signs should be sized according to the viewing distance. Signs that need to be seen from farther away need to be larger. If a sign identifies a specific room and is intended to be viewed in close proximity, it should be large enough to accommodate text with a letter height between 16 and 51mm.
The cost for AODA signs varies based on the specific signs you need, the options you choose, and the size of your order. Toronto Custom Signs offers free quotes on all sign orders and is happy to discuss your specific needs.
As a general rule, you should have accessible signs in any place where you would typically hang a sign. Braille signs should have domed or rounded dots that are 0.6 to 0.9mm in height and 1.5 to 1.6mm in diameter.
In order to assist those with visual impairments, clear and raised textual signs should use sans serif fonts, such as Arial or Helvetica, without styling like bold or italics. You should use contrasting colours and avoid images or colours in the background.
This is only a partial summary of the requirements, and you should consult an accessibility signage expert if you have any additional questions about the requirements.
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