Trimco 500 and 750 Series Restroom Signage

Three model numbers cover the standard set in the 8 inch square braille signs: 507 for Men, 508 for Women, and 509 for Unisex. If the room is also an accessible restroom, step up to 527 (Men/Handicap), 528 (Women/Handicap), or 529 (Unisex/Handicap), which carry the accessibility symbol alongside the gender designation. All six are 8 inch square with braille.

Yes. Trimco 753 is the 12 inch triangle for a men's room and 754 is the 12 inch circle for a women's room, with 752 as the 12 inch circle for unisex. Those geometric shapes go on the door itself. They pair with the wall-mounted braille sign on the latch side, which is where the 507, 508, or 509 8 inch square goes. Ordering only one half of that pair is the usual mistake on a Title 24 job.

Trimco 751 is the standalone Handicap sign, 8 inch square with braille. Use it where the accessibility symbol needs to stand alone, for example an all-gender or single-occupancy restroom already identified by another sign, or a door where you are adding accessibility identification to existing signage. If you want the symbol combined with the gender designation on one plate, order 527, 528, or 529 instead.

Braille is on the 8 inch square models: 507, 508, 509, 527, 528, 529, and 751. The 12 inch geometric shapes, 752 circle, 753 triangle, and 754 circle, are listed as symbol signs. If the sign is the one identifying the room at the latch side of the door, you want one of the braille squares.

These are commercial signage, which is what you want for an office building, school, healthcare facility, or hotel where the signs have to survive traffic and satisfy an inspector. Restroom identification in a commercial occupancy is a code item, not a decor item, and the ADA and Title 24 conformance is the reason to spec this family over generic hardware-store plates.

Trimco manufactures customized metal and plastic signs beyond the stock 500 and 750 Series models. That is the route for room numbering, department names, or a facility-wide sign package that has to match a specific typeface or plate size. The stock models cover the common restroom designations; anything past that is a custom order.