ADA Braille sign raised letters plaque Metal bead

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An ADA Braille sign with raised letters plaque metal bead is a type of sign that complies with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) standards for accessibility. This sign features raised letters and Braille for visually impaired individuals to read through touch. The sign's text and symbols are typically made from a metal bead material, which is durable and easy to feel. These signs are often used in public spaces to mark restrooms, exits, room numbers, and other important areas.A Braille sign with raised letters plaque and metal bead is a specialized sign designed for visually impaired individuals. The sign features tactile elements such as raised letters and metal beads that can be felt with the fingers, allowing visually impaired people to read the sign by touch. This type of signage is commonly used in public places such as schools, hospitals, and government buildings to provide accessibility for all individuals. The metal beads are typically used to represent Braille characters, a system of raised dots that represent letters, numbers, and symbols.