Nameplates
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Nameplates outside offices and buildings have been around for centuries.
In there earliest form they were hand carved into a soft metal ie. Brass or Bronze, and as times progressed and skills increased the methods were modernized, right up to now where they are precision engraved using modern computers or acid etched using a photographic film which can re-produce logos with pinsharp definition and any typeface available.
Their uses are not just confined to offices but can be used for presentations, openings, unveiling ceremonies, memorials, trophies and gifts.
The nameplates in turn can be mounted onto a variety of plynths including Mahogany, Beech, Light Oak, Pine, Perspex, Glass and Stone.
Each plate can be supplied with special fixings either for decoration or for security.