Bsc Preferred SN103 Ada Compliant Sign Abs Plastic

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED SN103 is an ADA-compliant identification sign manufactured from 0.25 inch thick ABS plastic. It is designed to meet the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act, making it suitable for facilities that must comply with federal accessibility standards. The sign ships with pre-applied, double-sided foam tape already attached to the back surface, allowing for direct wall or door mounting without additional adhesive hardware. Facility managers, building maintenance staff, and contractors install these signs as part of ADA compliance upgrades or new construction finishing work.

The SN103 is used in commercial, institutional, and public-access facilities where ADA signage is required by code. Typical applications include restrooms, stairwells, exits, and office identification in buildings subject to ADA compliance requirements. The self-adhesive mounting system makes installation practical in locations where mechanical fasteners are not preferred or permitted by building management. This sign is sold individually as a single unit.

Key Features

• Meets Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) signage requirements
• Constructed from 0.25 inch thick ABS plastic for durability
• Pre-applied double-sided foam tape included for tool-free mounting
• Self-adhesive backing eliminates need for separate fasteners or adhesive
• Compact package dimensions suitable for standard shipping and storage

Compatibility

The SN103 is a direct replacement for part number S-14805BLU. It is designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation ADA sign for general commercial and institutional facility applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by building maintenance personnel or general contractors as part of ADA compliance work. Before mounting, clean the target surface thoroughly to ensure the foam tape adhesive bonds properly. Apply firm, even pressure across the sign face for several seconds after placement to seat the adhesive. Verify local building codes and ADA signage height and positioning requirements before final installation.