Raster™ Method for ADA Signs Using the Raster™ Method, you can create Braille text on an ADA sign by inserting a Raster™ bead into a hole. New Braille regulations make the Raster™ Method the preferred method for creating Raised Letter Signage. Traditional routed Braille signs no longer meet the latest 2008 accessibility guidelines, which now require dome-shaped Braille dots. It is essential that the dots are uniform in size and in the appropriate position in order for the reader to understand the correct meaning.
Why use the Raster™ Method? • Fast and easy to create
• Best looking Braille for ADA signs
• Easy for sight-impaired person to read
• Vandal resistant
In addition signs can be designed and printed on the back side, even with a full color design.