Unisex Bathroom Door Sign - ADA and Title 24 Compliant

ADA and California Title 24 Compliant Unisex Restroom Door Sign with Male and Female Symbols - Contrasting Triangle on Circle - 12" x 12" x 1/4"

In Stock: The white triangle with blue symbols and circle version of our T24-1011 unisex restroom door sign is in stock for fast shipping the same or next business day.

While required in California this Title 24 compliant Unisex Restroom Door Sign and other Title 24 signs are commonly used throughout the United States. It would be mounted on the door of the restroom, with a matching ADA-1022 tactile braille sign mounted on the wall at the latch side of the door.

California Title 24 Unisex Restroom Door Sign

• Title 24 compliant non-glare matte finish
• Tactile (1/32 inch raised) pictogramss
• Title 24 compliant 12x12 size and 1/4-inch thick base with eased corners
• California Title 24 Compliant Contrasting Color Triangle on Circle Geometric Shapes
• Our ADA signs come with foam mounting tape. However, due to sign weight, movement of the door, and/or paints and surfaces that interfere with some adhesives, ADA restroom door signs should be mounted using mechanical fasteners (hardware), or a silicone adhesive such as Lexel Caulk.
• This ADA sign can be ordered with pre-drilled 3/16" mounting holes. Choose regular mounting holes, or counter-sunk mounting holes. Signs with drilled holes ship in 5-7 business days. Mounting hardware is not included with signs. Mounting hardware suitable for whatever surface material you will be mounting your signs on can be purchased at Home Depot, Lowes, or other hardware suppliers.
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• Title 24 compliant white triangle on blue circle. Other compliant color contrast options available on phone orders.
• Our high-quality yet economically priced ADA and Title 24 Restroom Door Signs are guaranteed to pass inspections performed by California Certified Access Specialists, or your money back.

Item# ADA-1022 Unisex Non-Wheelchair Accessible Restroom Wall Sign
In California every restroom is required to have both a wall sign with Braille, and a Door sign with NO Braille or Text. A unisex non-wheelchair accessible restroom would be properly signed with the Title 24 Compliant Unisex Door sign shown at the top of this page. Compliance also requires the corresponding wall sign, with Braille and Text and optional Pictogram, (see image at left) to be mounted adjacent to the strike side of the restroom door. Note: While legally required in California, Title 24 restroom door signs are very commonly used throughout the United States.

DSA ─ 2011 California Access Compliance Reference Manual: 1127A.7.2.3 Unisex sanitary facilities. Unisex sanitary facilities shall be identified by a circle, 1/4 inch (6.4 mm) thick and 12 inches (305 mm) in diameter with a 1/4 inch (6.4 mm) thick triangle superimposed on the circle and within the 12-inch (305 mm) diameter. The triangle symbol shall contrast with the circle symbol, either light on a dark background or dark on a light background. The circle symbol shall contrast with the door, either light on a dark background or dark on a light background. If a gender pictogram is desired on geometric symbol sign, it must be repeated above raised characters and Braille on tactile sign adjacent to door. ISA may be included on either tactile sign, next to gender pictogram, or may be only on geometric symbol sign, as desired. No raised text or Braille is to be included on geometric unisex door sign.

All indoor tactile Braille ADA signs from ADA Sign Depot come with foam mounting tape on the back. But ADA and California Title 24 compliant restroom door signs, with regulations requiring a 12" x 12" size and a 1/4" thickness, combined with the superior quality of the acrylic, brushed aluminum, bamboo and wood materials we use, make a substantial and heavier sign. A Women's Circle or a Men's Triangle door sign weighs nearly a pound, and Unisex triangle-on-circle door signs weigh over 1.5 pounds. For secure mounting, bathroom door signs must be mounted using silicone or other strong adhesive, or anchoring hardware.