Braille Sign - Mens Toilet

That’s correct! The guidelines regarding toilet signage are crucial for compliance with the building codes in Australia. For buildings approved before 1 May 2011, traditional toilet signs can still be used or replaced. However, any new signs for buildings approved after that date must feature either left-hand or right-hand transfer, which directs users more clearly based on their position relative to the restroom entrances.

Also, as you mentioned, braille signs should be made from plastic laminate and come equipped with double-sided tape for easy installation, ensuring they meet the standards set out in the relevant building codes.