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It depends on what you're calling a simple stair level sign... I suspect this is the code number your guy is referring to --- it's all the rage in California, now (Cha-Ching):
1 - Corridor - The stairwell evacuation. (min. 12" x 12") FIRE SAFETY - TITLE 19
2 - Corridor - Stairwell ADA sign (usually saying "EXIT STAIR DOWN") with tactile and braille - BUILDING CODE - TITLE 24
3 - Interior - ADA Floor ID (By Door) - BUILDING CODE - TITLE 24
4 - Interior - Floor Designation Sign (at landing on wall) (Min. 12" x 18" with 1" and 5" copy height requirement) - FIRE SAFETY - TITLE 19
1 - Corridor - The stairwell evacuation. (min. 12" x 12") FIRE SAFETY - TITLE 19
2 - Corridor - Stairwell ADA sign (usually saying "EXIT STAIR DOWN") with tactile and braille - BUILDING CODE - TITLE 24
3 - Interior - ADA Floor ID (By Door) - BUILDING CODE - TITLE 24
4 - Interior - Floor Designation Sign (at landing on wall) (Min. 12" x 18" with 1" and 5" copy height requirement) - FIRE SAFETY - TITLE 19
I'm reminded quite a few times of my mechanical delivery... I'm actually not this way in real life... right now, I'm sitting down by a messy desk in yesterdays t-shirt and chonies... okay the chonies are todays...
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