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Accessible & Disabled Toilet Signs

Shop Accessible Toilet Signs for clearly identifying wheelchair-accessible, ambulant and inclusive toilet facilities in workplaces, offices, shops, schools and public buildings.

Choose from wheelchair-symbol toilet signs, ambulant toilet signs, accessible male and female designs, inclusive accessible signs and premium door signs in a range of sizes and materials. Made in Britain by The Sign Shed.

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Accessible Toilet Signs for UK Premises

Clearly identifying accessible toilet facilities helps visitors, employees and customers find the facilities provided for them.

The Sign Shed range includes accessible and disabled toilet signs, wheelchair-symbol signs, ambulant toilet signs, accessible male and female designs, inclusive accessible signs and combined accessible baby-change signs.

Which Accessible Toilet Sign Do I Need?

Choose the sign according to the facility you're identifying.

For a wheelchair-accessible toilet, select a design that clearly identifies the accessible facility. Where a toilet is specifically intended for ambulant disabled users, choose an appropriate ambulant toilet sign.

We also manufacture combined designs for accessible male or female toilets, inclusive accessible facilities and toilets incorporating baby-change provision.

Accessible Toilet Door Signs

A toilet door sign identifies the facility once somebody reaches it.

Choose from practical blue and white designs or premium finishes including brushed silver and black for customer-facing interiors, offices, hotels and other commercial premises.

Consider the surrounding décor, viewing distance and how the sign will be fixed to the door or wall when choosing a design.

Directional Accessible Toilet Signs

If the accessible toilet isn't immediately visible from the entrance, reception or main circulation area, visitors may also need directional information.

Position directions at the points where somebody needs to decide which way to go, such as corridor junctions or reception areas.

Think of the complete journey:

Entrance → Direction → Accessible Route → Accessible Toilet

Accessible vs Ambulant Toilet Signs

Wheelchair-accessible and ambulant toilet facilities serve different accessibility requirements, so don't automatically use the same symbol for both.

Check which facility you're identifying and choose signage that accurately communicates its purpose.

Choosing the Right Size & Material

A compact door sign may be suitable where it will be viewed at close range, while directional signs may need to be larger so they can be recognised from further away.

Choose a material suitable for the location and mounting surface. Options across our range include self-adhesive signs, rigid plastics, aluminium composite and premium door-sign finishes.

Made in Britain Accessible Toilet Signs

Our accessible toilet signs are made in Britain and available in a variety of sizes, materials, symbols and finishes.

Whether you're identifying a wheelchair-accessible toilet in a workplace or choosing a premium accessible washroom sign for a hotel or office, select the design that best matches the facility and location.

Accessible & Disabled Toilet Signs FAQs

Get quick solutions to your common accessible & disabled toilet sign buying questions
Choose a sign that clearly identifies the facility provided. For a wheelchair-accessible toilet, this will commonly feature the recognised wheelchair accessibility symbol together with appropriate toilet or WC information. The wording and symbols should accurately describe the facility rather than simply using a generic accessibility sign.
An accessible toilet sign commonly identifies a wheelchair-accessible toilet, while an ambulant toilet sign identifies toilet facilities specifically provided for ambulant disabled people. These aren't necessarily the same type of facility, so choose a sign that matches the toilet you're identifying.
An ambulant toilet sign identifies a toilet or cubicle designed with features to assist ambulant disabled people—people who can walk but may require additional support when using the facility. Ambulant toilet facilities are distinct from wheelchair-accessible toilets, so appropriate identification can help users find the facility intended for them.
The main identification sign should normally be positioned on or immediately beside the toilet door so visitors can clearly identify the facility. Also consider the approach to the toilet. If the facility can't easily be seen from reception, a main corridor or other visitor area, additional directional signs may be useful.
“Accessible” generally describes facilities designed to be usable by people with accessibility requirements, while “inclusive” toilet signage may be used to communicate that a toilet facility is available without conventional male/female designation. The terms aren't automatically interchangeable. Choose the sign according to the actual facility you're identifying.
These terms shouldn't automatically be treated as meaning the same thing. Building guidance in England distinguishes between wheelchair-accessible unisex toilets and universal toilets. If you're specifying signage for a particular type of toilet facility, check what has actually been provided before choosing the sign.

Disabled & Accessible Toilet Sign Buying Advice

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