California Title 24 ADA Restroom Door Signs

Identifying the restrooms in your workplace with a sign is mandatory, per the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). If you live in California, the California Title 24 ADA standards takes it one step further and require two signs to identify each restroom open to the public. California ADA requires that geometric-shaped signs be placed on restroom doors (mounted on the door 60" high from the floor) and a tactile braille identification sign to be mounted on the wall (3" from the door jamb), adjacent to the door sign.

Post California Title 24 ADA Restroom Door Signs to clearly identify your men, women, and unisex restrooms. Mount 12" equilateral triangle signs for men's restroom, 12" diameter circle for women's restroom, and 12" diameter circle with triangle for unisex restrooms. Keep up to date with the latest building standards in California HERE.