Accessibility signage is positioned on the latch-side of single doors and on the right side of double doors at a height of six inches above the finished floor to the center of the sign. The door-applied sign features a white figure on a blue background matching Federal Standard 595b color number 15090. A ninety-degree inhibitor-type closer is provided when doors swing outward into the path of travel. Directional signage incorporates an arrow indicator with the access text below the accessibility symbol.
C C C C WHITE FIGURE ON BLUE BACKGROUND. BLUE = #15090 IN FEDERAL STANDARD 595b. LOCATE SIGN AT LATCH-SIDE OF DOOR AT DOUBLE DOORS, LOCATE SIGN AT RIGHT SIDE OF DOORS; PROVIDE 90° INHIBITOR-TYPE CLOSER IF DOORS SWING OUT INTO PATH OF TRAVEL ACCESS DIRECTIONAL SIGN DOOR-APPLIED SIGN 6" A.F.F. TO CENTER OF SIGN 6" A.F.F. TO CENTER OF SIGN 3 1_ 4 " 3" 31_ 4" 3" 6" 9"
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