Room Identification Standards — Ontario Building Code
Regulation O.Reg 332/12 · Province of Ontario
§The Law
O.Reg 332/12 — Regulation O.Reg 332/12
“The Ontario Building Code and AODA standards together require that rooms in public buildings be identified with visible and accessible signs that comply with both codes.”
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Room signs in public buildings need to meet OBC identification rules AND AODA accessibility standards. This means visible text plus tactile characters plus Braille.
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Specific Requirements
Visible room name/number on sign
AODA tactile and Braille on latch side
OBC placement requirements
Consistent signage system throughout building
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- Regulation
- O.Reg 332/12
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- 🏛 Province of Ontario
- Category
- Property & Building Code
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