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Ambulant Signage for Commercial Toilet Facilities

Braille and tactile ambulant toilet and shower signage for offices, retail, hospitality and public buildings across Australia.

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Ambulant toilet sign, stainless steel with black tactile infill Unisex ambulant toilet and shower sign, vinyl silver with black infill

Why choose Ambulant Signage from Lamex

  • Braille and raised tactile lettering for wayfinding by people who are blind or have low vision
  • Distinguishes narrower, grab-rail-fitted ambulant cubicles from standard and accessible facilities
  • Stainless steel and vinyl-faced finish options in silver, black and blue
  • Combined ambulant toilet and shower sign designs available
  • Matches sign families used for accessible and all gender facilities in the same building
  • Dispatched fast from Lamex's Australian warehouse for trade and retail orders

How to choose the right Ambulant Signage

Ambulant signage marks a cubicle designed for people who have limited mobility but do not use a wheelchair, typically a narrower stall fitted with horizontal or angled grab rails. It's a different facility to a standard accessible toilet and is commonly provided alongside one in banks of commercial toilets. When choosing a sign, check whether the ambulant cubicle also includes a shower, since Lamex stocks combined ambulant toilet and shower designs as well as toilet-only signs. Confirm the door surface and existing hardware finish so the new sign sits well alongside handles, hinges and locks already installed.

Keep ambulant signage visually consistent with any accessible or all gender signs used elsewhere in the same building, matching finish and colourway helps people navigate the facility more easily and gives the fit-out a coordinated look. Raised tactile lettering and Braille should be finished in a contrasting infill colour so the sign is legible under normal lighting and readable by touch. If you're fitting out a bank of toilets with multiple facility types, order ambulant, accessible and standard signage together so placement and mounting height stay consistent across every door.

Frequently asked questions

What is an ambulant toilet and how is it different from an accessible toilet?
An ambulant cubicle is a narrower stall fitted with grab rails for people who have limited mobility but can walk, often with a cane, crutches or frame. An accessible toilet is a larger facility designed for wheelchair users. Many buildings provide both, each with its own sign.
Where should an ambulant sign be fitted?
Ambulant signage is generally fitted to the door of the ambulant cubicle itself, and where a bank of toilets includes an ambulant stall among standard cubicles, a sign helps users identify it quickly. Check your building layout and certifier requirements for exact placement.
Do ambulant signs include Braille and tactile lettering?
Yes, the ambulant signs in this collection include raised tactile characters and Braille, consistent with other accessible wayfinding signage used through the same building.
What finish options are available for ambulant signage?
This collection includes stainless steel and vinyl-faced signs in silver, black and blue colourways, so you can match ambulant signage to the accessible and all gender signs used elsewhere in the same facility.

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