REASONS TO GET A QUALITY PLAQUE
There are countless good reasons you may want to have a plaque made:
• Family memories
• Awards or achievements
• Literary reviews
• A newspaper article
• A commemoration
• And much more
OUR SERVICES
Plaques are an increasingly popular method to commemorate a wide range of events or people. For example, they are often used to commemorate a donor in an office or building. Keepsake plaques are also frequently placed on doors, statues, or virtually any other surface. Because of this, there are very few events where a plaque is not suitable, making it one of the most flexible options for displaying your achievement. And as all of our products are fully customizable, we work together with you to make sure it is appropriate and reflects your creative vision.
SERVICES
PLAQUE TYPES
We use weather-resistant materials when creating your personalized product, ensuring they have a long lifespan that is hard to beat. Some of the materials that we use include bronze, steel, aluminum, or brass. We also provide different alternatives for colors, finishes, backgrounds, and even additional materials—for example, if you want to create a stand for your plaque. No matter the final style you want, whether stately and classic or sleek and modern, your customized plaque will be durable and stylish.
CUSTOM OPTIONS
Our plaques can be created from different materials, such as:
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Cast plaques: Perhaps the oldest form of plaques, metal casting has been a process for millennia. Cast plaques come in either bronze or aluminum. You can find examples of these at your local school campus or government building, as well as in offices. The metal casting process involves taking molten metal and pouring it into a mold so it forms into the desired shape.
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Etched or engraved plaques: For clients who want a plaque with a detailed image, or perhaps a graphic, we can use chemical etching, which adds highly complex images to various materials, including brass, bronze, or copper.
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Acrylic or aluminum plaques: Very easy to customize, these are some of the lower cost options available. Acrylic plaques are laser cut, and while the less expensive option, they are still made of metal, which means they will last a long time without rusting.