permanent office signs

[Geneva Olson]

Anyone know where I can get these signs quick? Who do you use to make these?

 

[GaSouthpaw]

Looks to be a photopolymer. Drawing a blank on who does them, but there are a number of suppliers. I think one of the merchant members here does it.

 

[WhiskeyDreamer]

not sure you're gonna get a quick turn around. most custom braille work is at least two to three weeks out. at least that's why my local vendor is always at.

 

[Geneva Olson]

I found a local vendor and still waiting pricing. But We all doubt we will get anything by tomorrow. The customer will have to wait for sure...but I just want to give him a good price and beat out my big box competitor....AGAIN.

 

[MJ-507]

Actually I'd say that in particular is thermoformed. We do these with an engraver and rowmark materials, it's a simple enough process, but the braille is an expensive game to get in on as far as software is concerned.
Howard industries has pretty fast turn around if I recall correctly.

I agree about that being a thermoformed faceplate. We produce 99% our own ADA work w/ either Rowmark or photopolymer but we've had to provide thermo signs for a couple of projects and we procured them from Graphic Components (www.graphiccomponents.com) out of Greensboro, NC.