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Was this UL listed? My old shop wouldn't touch an non UL sign. Around her you can lose your contractors license if it burns down the building and they remember you helped install it.
Could it be a reaction to the paint? Just had a flashback to when we cleaned a huge Polycarbonate panel with tons of adhesive remover and it disintegrated on the way to the installation. Read the adhesive remover directions the next day that said do not use on polycarbonate.
Our sign shop here at UVA is growing and moving. We are merging with another department that wants to implement an online sign management system called Sign Agent. www.signagent.com
Personally I'm not a fan of cloud based systems, so I am asking if anyone is using it or has any opinions about...
That is out of compliance. The pictogram must be raised not indented. Here is the link, scroll down a bit you will find it. https://www.access-board.gov/ada/guides/chapter-7-signs/
There are people out there who sue places for non compliance. Once had to replace all the signs in a college...
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I have a question. The other day we were asked what the requirements for ADA signs on a construction site. I have been around and had never heard about this before.
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