Personalized Home of the Sign - Plaque

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Personalized Home of the Sign - Plaque

Montague Metals Personalized Home of the "your name here" Arch Plaque is a warm personalized home plaque for your garden, garage or home. Many customers display these cast signs next to the front door of their home. The personalized family name sign is 100% rust free cast Aluminum with a wall mount (flat surface) holes for attaching the plaque to a flat surface or optional ground stakes for lawn use.

  • 11" High x 16" Wide
  • Text Up to (5) 4.5" Inch Numbers or Up to seventeen 1.25" characters
  • All Colors Available (see chart below)

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Important Information About Our Personalized Products

  • We do not spell check, grammer check, nor edit your supplied text in any way.
  • Your text should arrive just as you have supplied it, case and spaces included.
  • The character limits include spaces in which each space counts as 1 character.
  • It will take about 4-10 weeks to complete personalized cast aluminium items.
  • Some techniques, such as rubbed or sweedish iron take longer to manufacture.
  • We do not accept returned personalized items, please double check your order before sending it.
  • Once the manufacturing process has begun no cancellations, nor changes are possible.
  • The very detailed process of casting, baking, finishing, more baking etc. is the process that ensures the top quality, craftsmanship and long lasting nature of these personalized items. Please try to be patient.

  • Model: PCS-0009S1
  • 1000000000 Units in Stock
  • Manufactured by: Montague Metal Products, Inc.

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Alureon Industries Inc.
63 Merganser Way
Woodbine, GA
31569 US

(912) 729-7624
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