Wayfinding is needed for most public spaces to guide people through to their desired destination. It has been developed and improved upon over several decades and is now codified in law, both in Canada and the United States, ensuring that signage is made that will be useful to all users. This improves every users experience with signage and with the building or environment they are in. These codes help everyone find their way.

Yes, all buildings must have effective wayfinding signage within them as long as they are accessible, in any way, to the public. In Canada, the regulation that codifies the manufacturing requirements is known as CSA B651-23 - Accessible Design for the Built Environment. The use of this code is included in every provincial building codes across Canada. In the United States, the Americans with Disabilities Act Title II Regulations codify the requirement for these signs in all States.

If you are working with a registered architect, they are the registered professional that is responsible for ensuring that the design of the signage meets code and that you will comply with the standards in each province or state. We, often, design this signage for the architect or provide designs for the building owners, with the architect reviewing and providing final stamp as required by each working area.

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We can start with the design process or quote you the design/build if you know what you are looking to have made. We will manufacture and install the wayfinding signage to ensure that you will have a rule compliant building that will look amazing, not just compliant. Contact us today to get started!