Handicap Entrance With Arrow Sign (R7-8e)
The R7-8e Handicap Entrance sign, with an arrow, directs people to an accessible entrance. It is a blue accessibility sign.
One size, two prismatic reflective grades — $37.95 to $48.51 per sign, or from $34.16 at volume.
- 5 to 9
- $36.05
- 10 +
- $34.16
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R7-8e-1218-HIP(None)Designed in accordance with the MUTCD design standards, on rust-proof .080" aluminum.
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| Size | High Intensity Prismatic | OmniCube™ Full Cube |
|---|---|---|
| 12 x 18 | $37.95 each (1-4) 5-9: $36.05 10+: $34.16 | $48.51 each (1-4) 5-9: $46.08 10+: $43.66 |
R7-8e Sign Specifications
| Legend: | HANDICAP ENTRANCE WITH ARROW |
|---|---|
| Sign Code #: | R7-8e |
| Shape: | Vertical Rectangle |
| Color: | WHITE on BLUE |
| Available Sizes and Weights: | Size: 12 x 18; Ship Weight: 1.9 lbs |
| Available Styles: | High Intensity Prismatic Reflective on .080" Aluminum |
| OmniCube™ Full Cube Prismatic Reflective on .080" Aluminum | |
| Full Description: | R7-8e has a blue background color. The text and border are white and it is in the shape of a vertical rectangle. |
R7-8e Purpose and Use
Handicap Entrance With Arrow guides visitors from an accessible parking stall to the accessible door of a building.
Install it along the accessible route between the lot and the building, arrow pointing at the accessible door.
R7-8e Questions
What does the Handicap Entrance With Arrow sign do?
It guides visitors from the accessible parking area to the accessible door of the building, with the arrow aimed along the accessible route.
How many R7-8e signs does one building need?
One at each decision point along the route between the parking area and the entrance. A single sign at the lot edge leaves the rest of the path unmarked.
R7-8e Important Information
The purpose of the Handicap Entrance With Arrow Signs (MUTCD R7-8e) is to guide individuals with disabilities to accessible entrances, ensuring they can easily locate and use facilities designed for their needs. These signs contribute to compliance with accessibility regulations and promote inclusivity for all users of a building or facility.
R7-8e Reflective Sheeting Options
Because the R7-8e backs a legal parking restriction that has to stay legible for years of enforcement, the T-11500 OmniCube - up to 60 percent brighter with a 12-year outdoor durability rating - is the safer choice when night visibility matters most, while the T-6500 High Intensity Prismatic delivers proven 10-year durability.
- Most Common Reflective Finish
- Very Reflective At Night
- Required for Most Highway Signs
- 10 Year Outdoor Durability
- Brightest and Most Visible
- Most Reflective At Night
- Up to 60 percent brighter than HIP
- 12 Year Outdoor Durability
The R7-8e puts a white legend on a majority blue background, and blue has lower retroreflectivity than white as defined by ASTM D4956. This sign therefore starts with less light return than a white-background sign of the same size. That makes the T-11500 OmniCube the more important upgrade here, not the less — it is what gets a blue sign readable from across a dark parking lot rather than only from a car length away.
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R7-8e Mounting Hole Pattern and Spacing
The R7-8e has mounting holes on the vertical centerline, equally spaced from the top and bottom edges: the standard pattern for u-channel and square post mounting.
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