Buy Braille Signs Online in Australia
Braille signs carry raised characters and braille so people with vision impairment can read them by touch. AIMS Industrial supplies the Brady Braille Sign range for toilets, showers, baby change rooms and other facilities, plus a Premium Braille Sign range in anodised aluminium. Our Safety Signs Guide covers the other sign types.
What's in the range
| Facility | Signs include |
|---|---|
| Toilets | Unisex Toilet, Male Toilet, Female Toilet and Male/Female Toilets, plus Unisex, Male and Female Access Toilet and Ambulant Toilet signs, with LH and RH versions listed for several toilet signs. |
| Showers | Shower, Access Shower, Unisex Shower, Male Shower, Female Shower, and combined Toilet Shower signs. |
| Other facilities | Access, Baby Change, Cleaners, First Aid, Hearing Loop and Push Pull (Horizontal). |
| Premium range | Premium Braille Signs in anodised aluminium, including Female Access Toilet, Male Access Toilet, Unisex Toilet, Unisex Toilet & Baby Change and Unisex Toilet & Shower. |
Choosing a braille sign
Match the wording to the room first. Where LH and RH versions are listed, choose the one that suits your door and layout. Choose the Premium range where you want an anodised aluminium sign, and the standard Braille Sign range for everything else. Requirements for tactile signage depend on the type and class of building, so check with your building certifier or the National Construction Code before you order.
Always check the data sheet. Confirm size, material and wording suit your building, and check any requirements that apply, before you order.
Related ranges
See public area signs for wayfinding and accessibility symbols, emergency and first aid signs and security signs. The full range is under Safety Signs & Labels, and the brand page is Brady.
Order from AIMS Industrial
Not sure which sign suits your building? Call us on (02) 9773 0122, contact our team or request a quote. We have supplied Australian industry since 1988 and can help match signs, sizes and finishes to your application.
Braille sign FAQs
What is a braille sign?
A braille sign has raised characters and braille so people with vision impairment can identify a room or facility by touch. They are commonly used on toilet, shower and facility doors.
What do LH and RH mean on braille signs?
Several signs are listed in LH and RH versions so you can choose the one that suits your door and layout. Check the listing details against your layout before ordering.
What is the Premium Braille Sign range?
The Premium Braille Sign range is listed in anodised aluminium and covers access toilets, unisex toilets, baby change and shower combinations. Check each listing for size and finish.
Do I need braille signs for my building?
Requirements for tactile signs depend on the type and class of building and are set by the building code. Check with your building certifier or the National Construction Code to confirm what applies to your building.