Projecting Signs

Projecting signs

In the earlier days of dementia-specific signage, projecting signs and directional signs were mildly controversial in so far as they could spark intense debate - ‘would people look up and see them’, ‘are directional arrows too confusing’ and so on.

Today we’re a bit more relaxed because we know signs like these are helpful for some people, and most providers agree that's justification enough.

Projecting Signs can be most valuable in a corridor situation where a Toilet or Bathroom entrance is set back. The entrance won’t be visible from any distance along the corridor, so the Projecting Sign will highlight the location.

Use of Projecting signs may be most appropriate in older properties where doorways are often set back and corridors are narrower.”

These Projecting Signs are designed with a non-reflective finish and no sharp edges, making them safe for use in communal areas or corridors. With a 6mm thickness, they are also compliant with fire regulations and have anti-bacterial and anti-fungal properties. Available in infinite colours and tolerant to most non-abrasive cleaners.