Accuformnmc TM146J Handicapped Parking Sign Post Mount

Product Description

The ACCUFORMNMC TM146J is an aluminum handicapped parking sign designed for outdoor post-mount installation in parking lots, access aisles, and ADA-designated spaces. The sign features a blue legend and handicap symbol printed on a white background with Engineer Grade reflectivity, making it visible in low-light and nighttime conditions. At 0.08 inches thick, the aluminum construction is lightweight yet durable, with a Sign Muscle coating that resists chemicals, graffiti, and UV exposure. It is single-sided with one viewing point and includes two mounting holes for standard post installation. This sign meets MUTCD compliance standards and is appropriate for installation by facility managers, sign contractors, and site-work crews.

The TM146J is intended for outdoor use in commercial, municipal, and residential parking applications where ADA-compliant signage is required. It is suited for post-mount installation at accessible parking spaces, van-accessible spaces, and related ADA traffic control areas. The sign displays both a message and the international handicap symbol graphic in English, meeting standard requirements for accessible parking designation.

Key Features

• Engineer Grade reflectivity for improved visibility at night and in low-light conditions
• Aluminum construction at 0.08 inches thick for durability and lightweight handling
• Sign Muscle coating provides chemical resistance, graffiti resistance, and UV resistance
• MUTCD compliant for use in regulated parking and traffic sign applications
• Two pre-drilled mounting holes for straightforward post installation
• Single-sided, one viewing point, rectangle shape with white background and blue legend

Compatibility

Designed as a standard post-mount replacement or new-installation ADA parking sign compatible with typical round and square sign posts used in commercial and municipal parking applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by sign contractors or facilities maintenance personnel. Mount the sign to a post using hardware appropriate for the post diameter, aligning with ADA and local code height requirements for accessible parking signs. Ensure the sign face is oriented toward oncoming traffic or pedestrian approach as required by site layout and applicable MUTCD guidelines. Confirm local jurisdiction requirements for sign height and placement before installation.