ADA Signs

Rowmark ColorHues Material

Company unveils 1/4-in.-thick material offered for ADA signage

Published

9 years ago

September 3, 2015

Wade Swormstedt Signs of the Times September 2015 Issue

Rowmark (Findlay, OH) is unveiling a ¼-in.-gauge sheet option for its ColorHues™ sign substrate. According to the company, the new thickness is offered in response to demand for a thicker material for ADA-compliant sign fabrication. Available colors for the material include white, black, wedgewood, phantom, poppy, daffodil, passion fruit, caribbean and kiwi; each features an ADA-friendly matte finish on one side, and glossy on the other. The company also recommends the material for POP and flag signs, among other applications. Rowmark also offers 1/8-in.-thick ColorHues.
(877) 769-6275; www.rowmark.com

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