Piano Finish Rosewood Plaque With Notched Border Edge

Piano finish means the board carries a high gloss lacquer coat polished to the same reflective level as a piano lid. On the piano finish rosewood plaque that coating sits over a rosewood toned wood grain, so the face reflects light and shows fingerprints more readily than a matte board. The gloss also holds sublimated color at full saturation.

A wood plaque gives a warm rosewood tone and a solid printable face, while acrylic and crystal awards stay transparent and carry a single frosted etch. Sublimation puts full color photos, logos and long citation text on the plaque, which a clear etched award cannot reproduce in color. Plaques also wall mount, so they suit a permanent recognition wall rather than a desk shelf.

Yes. Sublimation prints full color, so a logo, a photo and text all transfer in one pass instead of separate color screens. Send vector art or a 300 dpi image, and we return a proof before anything goes to production.

One plaque. Because sublimation prints each piece individually, a set of 10 can carry 10 different names, dates and titles at no change to the process. You can also mix the three sizes on a single order when the awards rank at different levels.

Production runs 5 working days, and the clock starts when you approve the artwork proof, not when you place the order. Transit time sits on top of that, so allow extra days for delivery to your venue. Send final names and dates early, since a late artwork change restarts the 5 day window.

Wipe the gloss surface with a dry or barely damp microfiber cloth. Skip ammonia based glass cleaner and solvents, which dull the lacquer and can lift the sublimated image. Display the plaque away from direct sunlight, since steady UV exposure fades printed color over the years.

No formal certification applies to this plaque. Published product data covers material, sizes, decoration method and production time only, and a wall mounted award is neither a food contact item nor a children's product. If your program requires paperwork such as a Prop 65 statement, ask us before you order and we will request it.

Wood plaques are ordered most often for years of service milestones, sales achievement awards, donor and sponsor recognition, safety record programs, academic honors, volunteer and first responder appreciation, and tournament placements. Organizations pick them for programs that repeat every year, because the same plaque style keeps a recognition wall consistent as new names get added.

Pricing is quoted per plaque, and the two factors that move it are the size you pick, 7 by 9, 8 by 10 or 9 by 12 inches, and the number of units on the order. Larger boards cost more per piece, and the per unit price drops as quantity rises. Artwork complexity does not change the price, because sublimation prints every color in one pass. Request a quote for a firm per unit price at your quantity.