Bsc Preferred SN109 Ada Compliant Sign Abs Plastic

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED SN109 is an ADA-compliant identification sign constructed from 0.25 inch thick ABS plastic. It is designed for facility identification and wayfinding applications where compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act is required. The sign ships with pre-applied, double-sided foam tape already attached to the back, allowing for direct surface mounting without additional hardware. Facilities managers, contractors, and maintenance professionals install this type of sign in commercial, institutional, and public-access buildings to meet federal accessibility and signage standards.

The SN109 is suited for interior signage applications in commercial buildings, office environments, healthcare facilities, schools, and other public spaces where ADA-compliant room or area identification is required. The ABS plastic construction provides durability for long-term wall-mount installations. The included self-adhesive foam tape simplifies installation on smooth, clean wall surfaces adjacent to the appropriate doorway or entry point as specified by ADA guidelines.

Key Features

• Meets Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) signage requirements
• Constructed from 0.25 inch thick ABS plastic for durable, long-term use
• Pre-applied double-sided self-adhesive foam tape included for tool-free mounting
• Lightweight construction suitable for interior wall surfaces
• Sold individually (each unit of measure)

Compatibility

Equivalent to part number S-15599BLU. Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct substitute for standard ADA interior identification signs in commercial and institutional settings.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by facilities maintenance staff or general contractors. Before mounting, clean the target wall surface thoroughly to ensure full adhesive contact with the pre-applied foam tape. Position the sign at the ADA-required mounting height adjacent to the latch side of the door per applicable accessibility code requirements. Avoid mounting on textured, porous, or painted surfaces that may reduce adhesive bond strength.