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For administrators, facilities directors, activity directors

Senior living & care homes

Door signs a resident can read from a wheelchair, a raised cue they can find by hand when the number stops meaning anything, and a name plate that changes the day someone moves in.

$16 a resident door · $12.80 at 120

Most sets ship within 5 business days · a proof sheet of every piece before anything is printed · order minimum $25 · printed to order in the US

What we make

For senior living & care homes. Tap one to build it and watch it turn before you buy; a whole list at once is further down.

What it costs

A worked example - your list sets the numbers. Quantity discounts apply on their own at checkout.

120 resident doorsRoom Signs$16 each$1,920
14 staffDesk Nameplates$18 each$252
20% off - the order is over $200-$434.40
Total$1,737.60

How it works

  1. Send the list - a spreadsheet, a CSV, or names pasted into an email. Or upload it yourself and watch every row appear.
  2. See every piece - a preview link with the whole set in 3D, in your colours. Anything wrong is pointed out by row number.
  3. Say yes - checkout is one link; nothing is printed before you have seen it.
  4. It ships - most sets ship within 5 business days. Tell us the date and we will say yes or no straight away.

How it arrives

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The rest of what we make that suits administrators - each its own page, designed and priced on its own.

Questions administrators ask

Can a resident who can no longer read find their own door?

That is what the cue is for. Any sign can carry a raised silhouette - a flower, a boat, a cat, a tree, a teacup, a bird, a butterfly - chosen per resident and keyed to something from their own life. It stands proud of the plate, so it is found by hand as much as by eye. Put the cue in a column next to the name and every door gets its own; on a printer a different cue on all 120 doors costs exactly what the same cue on all 120 costs, which is why nobody else offers it.

Are these ADA signs?

No. They carry no Braille and are not certified ADA signage - they sit alongside your compliant room numbering as the resident's own door sign. We would rather say that now than after you have ordered.

Can they go on a fire door?

Yes, and that is why they ship with foam tape rather than screws: drilling a rated door voids its listing. If you want screws, we put the holes in a plate for the frame beside the door instead - say which and it arrives made that way.

Will they survive the cleaning cart?

Solid printed plastic, no paper and no ink. Wipe them with the same disinfectant you use on the handrail. The lettering and the cue are raised or set into the plate, never printed on, so they cannot be wiped off. Not for an autoclave.

Can residents actually read them?

Pick the largest size and the high-contrast look - white on charcoal, the number at full height with the name under it in a plain sans. The preview shows it at true size, so you can hold your phone at arm's length and check before you order.

Someone moves in on Monday.

One row is one order at the same price. Your list is saved with its colours, its size and its cue, so the new sign matches the corridor exactly.

Our state survey is in three weeks.

Say the date when you send the list. Most sets ship within five business days of you approving the proof, and we will tell you straight away if a date is not safe rather than after you have ordered.

Can we see one before we commit to a floor?

Order a single door at its normal price. The set follows in the same colours, the same size and the same cues.

What file do you need?

Anything with one row per piece: Excel, Google Sheets (download as CSV), or names pasted into an email. A header row helps but is not required.

Can we see a real one first?

Yes - order one at its normal price as a sample; the set follows in the same colours.

Send us your list

Attach the spreadsheet or paste the names, and we reply within a business day with the preview and the price - no account, no wizard.

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