Signage
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title: Signage
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### Not every sign in a building is subject to the tactile and Braille requirements, but the rules for which signs are governed are precise and are frequently misapplied. {note}
+### Signs that identify a permanent room or space — restrooms, stairs, exits, room numbers, and similar permanent designations — shall provide tactile (raised) characters and Braille.
+### Signs that provide direction to or information about a space, and signs that are purely directional, shall comply with the visual-character requirements for height, contrast, and finish but do not require tactile characters and Braille.
+### Where a single sign serves both functions, the portion designating the permanent space shall be tactile.
+### The Contractor shall classify every sign on the schedule by these rules and shall not omit tactile characters and Braille from any sign that designates a permanent room or space.
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```datasheet
label: Sign Accessibility Classification (per sign type on the schedule)
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−### Signs that identify a permanent room or space — restrooms, stairs, exits, room numbers, and similar permanent designations — shall provide tactile (raised) characters and Braille.
−### Signs that provide direction to or information about a space, and signs that are purely directional, shall comply with the visual-character requirements for height, contrast, and finish but do not require tactile characters and Braille.
−### Where a single sign serves both functions, the portion designating the permanent space shall be tactile.
−### The Contractor shall classify every sign on the schedule by these rules and shall not omit tactile characters and Braille from any sign that designates a permanent room or space.
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## Mounting Location and Height Verification {toc}
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### The Contractor shall warrant the installation of all signs, including correct mounting heights and locations against the governing accessibility standard, correct latch-side location and clear approach for tactile signs, secure attachment to the wall or structure, and proper electrical connection of illuminated signs.
### Deficiencies discovered during the warranty period that are attributable to installation workmanship — including loose or fallen signs, tactile signs mounted at the wrong height or location, and illuminated signs that fail to operate or to maintain emergency illumination — shall be corrected by the Contractor at no cost to the Owner.