Plaques made of cast material can be mounted on stakes or posts, drywall, stone, or any other suitable surface. Simply specify the shape you require for your plaque, square, round, or otherwise, and we will create a stunning piece for you.
- Plaque Type: The majority of people envision dedication or memorial plaques as having a dark background, raised bronze letters, and being attached to a brick or stone wall. The traditional Bronze Plaque is this kind of plaque. Even though this is the most common kind of plaque, you should be aware that there are other kinds that might be better for your application. You can rely on us to always advise you on the best course of action.
Therefore, you have options. Cast Bronze Plaques cost only as much as their total size or if you want a photo or logo attached to them. The price goes up with the size of the plaque. The quantity of lettering typically has no effect on the price. Plaques made of cast bronze are typically the most expensive option. Choose a smaller plaque or an alternative material, like a Cast Aluminum Plaque, if your budget is limited. The letter color, which can be either gold or silver for bronze plaques, and the weight, as aluminum is significantly lighter than bronze, are the most significant distinctions between the two materials. The final location of installation may also assist in distinguishing between bronze and aluminum. If you want to install a plaque on gray granite, for instance, you might want to choose an aluminum plaque to match the color scheme.
Personal Metal Nameplates and Flash Bronze Aluminum Plaques are another option for people who want a bronze plaque but don't want to pay the price. These plaques are painted to look like bronze despite being made of aluminum. You can't tell with your own eyes. The fact that these plaques cannot be used outdoors is the only drawback.
We would offer an Etched Plaque to customers who require a lot of small text or a detailed logo or image. Bronze, aluminum, brass, copper, or stainless steel are all possible materials for etched plaques. The process for etching plaques begins with a solid piece of metal available in two different thicknesses. For a comparable etched Bronze Memorial Plaques to be comparable to a cast bronze plaque, we would begin with a piece of bronze that is 1/4 inch thick and then etch the letters, logo, or photo into the metal. Make sure to buy them from the reputed stores.
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