Somewhere between the drawings and the punch list, Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) signage usually gets simplified. That compromise has never really been about the code. It has been about what the available production methods could do while meeting it. At Metro Sign & Awning (MSA), we design, fabricate, and install ADA and interior identification signage for schools, healthcare facilities, corporate campuses, and multi-tenant properties across Greater Boston and eastern Massachusetts. We have added 3D printing to our Tewksbury shop, dedicated to ADA and interior work, and it widens what a compliant sign can look like. Here is what that changes, and what to evaluate before your next package goes out for pricing. What ADA Signage Has to Do Signs
