Interpretive/Informational Signs

Interpretive (Informational or Educational) Signs are used to allow people to read or see information about places of interest.  They may be narratives, maps, diagrams or other formats.  Uses include scientific concept explanations, historical and/or cultural information, maps/directions, company policy statements/examples, teaching a classroom lesson, and manufacturing process clarifications.  They can be geared toward tourists to historical sites, visitors to a manufacturing plant, school children and many others.

One of the advantages of Interpretive Signs is that they can stand alone – people can read the information 24 hours per day/7 days per week without having someone to attend them.