Sign in the Restroom
Yes, it sounds like the title of a
horror movie or even a really bad daytime soap opera, but in all
seriousness there are several other signs in the restroom outside of
just directive gender signs. There may be exit signs to direct patrons
to the exit in case of an emergency. Baby changing station signs direct
care givers to a safe place to change a baby's diaper. Handicap signs
show patrons where the handicap stall is and there is even required
health department signage reminding employees to wash their hands.
   
Many signs may be inside the
restroom reminding employees to wash their hands or patrons to flush the
toilet after using. These signs are a gentle reminder of what is
expected of them while they are using your facility.
Exit signs can be very important
in a public restroom. While it may seem silly that a room with only one
door would need an exit sign. In the case of a power outage, the
restroom might become the darkest room in the building and your patrons
could become disoriented and confused. They may even begin and to panic
and not no which direction to turn to exit the restroom. A simple
luminescent exit sign or a lighted exit sign could prevent that.
Photoluminescent Sign
Illuminates in the dark
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Photoluminescent Sign
Illuminates in the dark"
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Exit Sign
with Lights
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Many restrooms offer baby changing
stations to help mothers and fathers have a safe and secure place to
change their infants diapers. After all of that investment into the baby
changing station, you want your patrons to know that you offer a baby
changing station for their use. Just pointing out the baby changing
station can bring in more patrons and even get repeat customers.
Baby
Changing Sign
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Instruction Sign
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Warning
Sign
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