Kroy

Scottsdale, Arizona-based Kroy Sign Systems has selected a variety of architectural and ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) sign solutions for this store, all of which are economical, popular and available for quick shipment.

Established in 1983, Kroy provides products to varied establishments, including way-finding sign systems to hospital and healthcare facilities; government agencies; college and university campuses; commercial and industrial facilities; and Fortune 500 companies. The majority of these signage products are kept in stock and can be prepared for delivery to customers without extensive manufacturing lead time. The ADA-compliant portfolio includes restroom, egress, and general building code signage typically found in many types of buildings worldwide.

Kroy’s simple to ship signage is typically installed using double-sided sticky tape, and products are easy to keep clean while mounted. Instructions are provided with every individual sign. Longstanding customers point to the durability of the signs that are manufactured from injection-molded, high-impact thermoplastic materials, available in a variety of popular color combinations. The iconic range meets the identification, information and directional requirements of a constantly growing customer base.

Notably, Kroy reinforced its status as a signage pioneer in 2017, as new legislation became effective requiring all single-occupancy restrooms in the state of California to be open to all genders. Compliance with the bill was a matter of changing a sign on a restroom door, but as a long-time manufacturer of sign solutions to facilities throughout the U.S., Kroy was in a unique position to be able to help facilities revisit their restroom policies to maximize capacity, improve restroom environments and respond to widespread support for the initiative.