Printed Dimensional Signage Specifications, Mounting, and Installation Materials
What materials are available for Printed Dimensional Signage?
Printed Dimensional Signage is available on:
- Flat Cut Acrylic
- Flat Cut Metal
- Metal Laminate on Acrylic
- Flat Cut PVC
Raised Print and Colorlast availability can vary by material and configuration.
Size
How large can Printed Dimensional Signage be?
Printed Dimensional Signage can be manufactured in sizes up to 95 inches.
How small can Printed Dimensional Signage be?
Products can be manufactured as small as 2 inches on metal and plastic. Minimum sizes may vary depending on the artwork, tactile requirements, and material selected.
Thickness
What thicknesses are available?
Available substrate thicknesses vary by material:
- Flat Cut Acrylic and PVC: 1/8" to 1/2"
- Brushed Metal: 1/8" to 3"
- Painted Metal: 1/8 inch to 1/2 inch
- Metal Laminate on Acrylic: 1/8 inch to 1/2 inch
- PVC: 1/4 inch to 1-1/2 inches
Styles
What Printed Dimensional Signage styles are available?
Three style options are available:
- Raised Print Only - Adds dimensional, tactile lettering, graphics, textures, and braille where applicable.
- Colorlast Only - Adds detailed, full-color graphics, gradients, and intricate artwork.
- Colorlast + Raised Print - Combines full-color graphics with raised, tactile elements.
Typeface and Artwork
Can Raised Print be produced using custom fonts and artwork?
Yes. Raised Print can be manufactured using custom fonts and artwork. Designs intended for ADA applications should comply with applicable accessibility standards for tactile characters and braille. Some fonts or artwork may require modification to meet accessibility requirements.
Can Colorlast include detailed artwork and graphics?
Yes. Colorlast uses UV printing to reproduce detailed, multicolor artwork, including gradients and intricate graphic elements.
Braille and Accessibility
Can Printed Dimensional Signage include braille?
Yes. Raised Print can include braille and raised text for applicable accessibility applications. Braille options include Grade 2 and California braille. Accessibility requirements vary by project location and application, so artwork should be reviewed against applicable standards.
Installation Environment
Where can Printed Dimensional Signage be installed?
Printed Dimensional Signage is suitable for both interior and exterior applications. Interior applications are backed by a Lifetime Warranty, while exterior applications are covered by a Seven-Year Warranty.
Mounting
What mounting options are available?
Mounting options include:
- Plain
- Double-face tape
- Stud mounting
- Z-clips
The available mounting method depends on the substrate, sign size, installation surface, and project requirements. Double-face tape is intended for interior applications.
Choosing Between Raised Print and Colorlast
How do I determine which option is right for my project?
Choose Raised Print when the project requires tactile lettering, texture, raised graphics, or braille. Choose Colorlast when the project requires detailed, multicolor graphics, gradients, or intricate artwork. When both are needed, Colorlast and Raised Print can be combined on the same sign.
For projects with specific accessibility requirements, review the artwork and application requirements before production to ensure the selected design meets applicable standards.
To learn more about our Raised Print and Colorlast offerings, see the Raised Print and Colorlast Overview article and our Raised Print and Colorlast Pricing article.
