Memory Bench Plaque

Regan Hermann • September 21, 2018

Recently we received an order for a new type of ID plate – a replacement commemorative plaque for a memory bench. The plaque, which included 4 mounting holes, was thermo printed on anodized aluminum. The family was quite pleased with the outcome and was kind enough to send us a picture and the following note.

"The bench has been rejuvenated and the new plate has been affixed. Looks great. Thanks again for your service and also noticed the very thoughtful bilingual Thank You / Merci card accompanying the order. Hats off to your marketing people in making such a touching gesture."

Merci bien! (Many Thanks)

A Happy Customer - Peterborough, Ontario (August 2018)

If you have an application for an identifying plate, plaque or sign let us know. We would be happy to design and print a custom anodized aluminum or stainless steel plate solution for you.

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