Earlier this year, we launched our new shop, selling a wide range of stylish disability living aids. We only supply high-quality products from trusted suppliers, many of whom have created their products based on their experiences as a disabled person. That is certainly true of Hannah Ensor, founder of Stickman Communications. Find out more about […]
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Clear, round durable vinyl sticker featuring Hannah Ensor’s joyous ‘Happy Accessibility’ design, a happy, positive version of the standard disabled sign or wheelchair symbol.
Ideal for denoting accessibility on signs, doors, lifts and the like, as well as perfectly suited to use on the outside of cars and other vehicles.
Can be used with the ‘Disability is not always obvious’ sticker on accessible bathroom doors to remind people that just because you can’t see a reason for someone to use it, doesn’t mean they don’t have one.
This durable sticker has a non-permanent adhesive back and should stick well to smooth surfaces, such as vehicles, signs, windows and lifts. It should last two to four years.
The stickers are available in small (45mm) or large (88mm) and a range of colours, including yellow, purple, black, green and red.
They can be fixed using adhesive, which gives them a frosted background effect, or static, which means they are clear. Please scroll below for more details.
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