Plaques

Traditional plaques are made of brass, bronze and aluminum. With computerized engraving capabilities, the definition is often broadened to included etched aluminum or plastic, both of which are great for small fonts and/or detailed logos.

Elmark has produced plaques from 2 x 2 inches up to 5 x 8 feet.

Yes, Elmark has the capabilities to include a photograph and/or portrait into a plaque, from high resolution to a softer, cast metal depiction.

Plaques can be installed with mechanical fasteners (e.g., screws with or without rosettes) or very high bond (VHB) tape in some instances, depending on weight and wall material. Plaques can be designed to be installed on drywall, masonry surfaces, or other dense materials (e.g., benches, trees, etc.).

Yes, the background can be colored to a specific Pantone color to match preferences and/or brand requirements.

Prices vary based on material and size.  Small etched or cast plaques may cost several hundred dollars, while larger, cast pieces (>12” square) may approach a thousand dollars or more.

The production lead time for most plaques is roughly three weeks.