Female Ambulant Toilet Sign

An ambulant cubicle is a toilet cubicle fitted with grabrails for people who can walk but need support, and it is identified at the entry so nobody has to open the door to find out what is inside. This is the female version: braille and tactile text with the ambulant symbol, moulded from a single piece of acrylic so the face is one continuous surface with nothing glued on top. That construction is the point of it. In a public amenity cleaned hard every day, applied characters are the usual failure — they lift, chip or get picked at. A moulded face has nothing on it to come away. Two sizes, Small and Large, with White Text or Black Text, at $135. Supplied with double-sided tape, which is the normal fixing for a tiled or laminate amenity wall. Braille and tactile identification signage has to be set out in accordance with the access provisions applying to the building, and position is part of that, not an afterthought. In practice it mounts on the wall on the latch side of the door, clear of the swing; where there is no usable wall on the latch side it generally ends up on the leaf. Confirm the setout with your access consultant before you fix anything.