KBC Zemun
Hospital campus signage with department markings and patient guidance.
Products
Braille and accessible signs
Signage that works when it cannot be seen. Tactile lettering and Braille at a height the hand finds without searching.
An accessible sign has three requirements that do not show on a drawing: a height the hand finds, a tactile spacing a finger can tell apart, and contrast sufficient for low vision. All three are easily missed when a plate is designed as graphics and checked only as an image on screen.
So we make a sample before the run and check it on site — by touch, from the side people approach from, and under the lighting the building actually has. On stairs, a floor marking at the end of the handrail solves more than a board on the wall, because the hand is already there.
What this covers
Braille door plates
Room numbers, room names and department labels in tactile lettering and Braille.
Handrail marking
Floor number and direction, where the hand already is.
Floor and lift marking
Tactile marking beside the call panel and at lift doors.
Tactile paths and warning surfaces
Guidance underfoot and marking where a level changes.
Contrast and letter size
Checking figure-to-ground contrast and letter height against reading distance.
Sample and touch check
The first piece goes up and is checked before the run is released.
Where we delivered it
Klinički centar Srbije
Signage for the Clinical Centre of Serbia, covering buildings, departments and rooms.
Belville Olympic Village
Signage for a residential estate: block and entrance marking, lobbies and communal facilities.
Frequently asked questions
The Serbian accessibility rulebook (Article 39e) requires Braille signs between 100 and 160 cm above the floor, in clearly visible and easily reached places. Within that range the exact figure is fixed on the sample, on the approach side of the door.
For buildings in public use it is part of the duties set by the Serbian rulebook on accessible planning, design and construction, which also requires emergency evacuation instructions in Braille (Article 39). Regardless of the duty, in hospitals and institutions it solves real situations, so we propose it even when nobody asks.
Yes, where the plate has room for tactile lettering and Braille. Where it does not, replacing the series is cheaper than running two different looks on one floor.
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