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Posted by Kurt Gaber (Member # 256) on :
 
I have an opportunity to bid on a job for a local health care facility to completely re-sign the interior wayfinding signage from scratch as a new owner just took over and plans to re-paint, remodel, etc. to get this place modernized. There are several cheezy signs now with the braille signage cobbled onto the bottom of the signs. I have never tackled a job like this and am not up to speed on ADA and interior wayfinding signage. Does anyone have any recommendations on who a good supplier might be to work with for getting a sign system with interchangeable blanks that I could cut vinyl lettering and apply myself?

Thanks!
 
Posted by Tom Giampia (Member # 2007) on :
 
Kurt,
I use Clarke Systems in PA for my ADA.
http://www.clarkesystems.com/

Call and ask for Karen, tell her I sent you, and she'll help you out.

If you have floor plans, they wil even help produce a sign schedule to ADA compliance.

Good Luck!
 
Posted by Tony Lucero (Member # 1470) on :
 
Scott Sign Systems Inc. www.scottsigns.com has done many for me at a decent price. We make our own now with our router...but when I need braille dots I outsource them.
 
Posted by mike meyer (Member # 542) on :
 
Kurt

Our own Dick "The Colonel" Boerher from Two Harbors has done this, he can help you out...

Colonel, are you racing outhouses this weekend?
 
Posted by Dick Bohrer (Member # 905) on :
 
Kurt-
We can help you out, we've got a engraver/router and are set up to do Raster Braille. And have done some major hospital ADA and wayfinding projects.
Give me a call 218-834-2305 and we can work something out.

Outhouse racing is coming up quick, my outhouse is going to be on a float in the Christmas of the North Parade in Duluth in a couple of weeks.

Sat. was Deer opener, I'm swamped so I was working
all day instead of hunting. About 5:00 I got out the gun and decided to go for a walk on the back 40. Right away I scared up 5 deer so I sat on a stump.Out walks a doe and stands staring at me for five minutes 15yds away, I'm thinking this is way too easy so I let her walk away, two minutes later a deer walks out head down, raises his head, 8 point buck, bam, heart shot. Half an hour after I walked out of the shop I'm going back to get the 4 wheeler to haul the buck out. So now the work begins, polish, italian, slim jims all need to be made. This year we can shoot 5 deer, I don't where
you'd put all the meat.
 
Posted by Chad Jeske (Member # 5866) on :
 
We can help you out here as well. We do almost all of the major health care facilities in the Twin Cities and surrounding metro.
 
Posted by Kurt Gaber (Member # 256) on :
 
Wow, thanks for the input all of you. I've been gone bow hunting so this is my first time to check out the BB since I posted this. I've got some decisions to make! Thanks again. Congrats Colonel on the buck!
 


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