Screenprinted Aluminum Plaque on Rosewood Piano Finish

A screenprinted aluminum plaque on rosewood piano finish is a wall or desk award built from a lacquered rosewood board with a printed aluminum plate on its face. Piano finish means the wood carries several coats of clear lacquer polished to a mirror gloss, the same finishing style used on piano cabinets. Companies order it for employee recognition, retirement presentations, and donor walls.

Screen printing lays ink on the aluminum plate, so solid logo shapes and fine text reproduce cleanly in one flat color. Engraving cuts into the plate instead, which gives a metallic line mark but struggles with dense fills and tight logo detail. This plaque prints one color in one location, so single-color logos and typeset award text suit it best.

The screenprinted aluminum plaque on rosewood piano finish comes in four sizes: 7" x 9", 8" x 10", 9" x 12", and 10.5" x 13". The 7" x 9" and 8" x 10" boards suit desk display and multi-recipient award sets. The 10.5" x 13" board carries the longest inscriptions or a full list of names.

The board is real wood sealed with layers of clear lacquer buffed to a mirror gloss, and the printed plate is aluminum. The sealed surface wipes clean, though the gloss does show dust and fingerprints between wipes. Both materials are built for indoor display, since direct sun and damp rooms dull a lacquered finish over time.

Artwork prints in one ink color in one location on the aluminum plate. Pick the ink color that reads strongest against the plate, and send vector or clean line art so edges stay sharp at small sizes. A multi-color logo has to be converted to a single-color version before we make the screen.

Production runs 5 working days from artwork approval. The clock starts when you approve the proof, not when you place the order, so fast proof turnaround protects your in-hands date. Transit time is added on top of those 5 days, so count backward from your event when you set the deadline.

Rosewood piano finish plaques are ordered for service anniversaries, retirement presentations, sales award banquets, donor and dedication walls, board member recognition, and sports league banquets. The gloss finish reads well under stage lighting, which suits ceremonies that get photographed or filmed. Real estate offices, hospitals, and school foundations order them in small sets for annual programs.

Wipe the plaque with a soft dry microfiber cloth, and dampen the cloth with plain water only for stubborn marks. Avoid ammonia glass cleaners, solvents, and abrasive pads, because they dull the lacquer and can lift screenprint ink off the aluminum plate. Display the plaque away from direct sunlight and heat vents to keep the gloss even.

Per-unit price tracks the plaque size and the quantity you order, and we quote each order rather than publish a fixed rate. Stepping up from 7" x 9" to 10.5" x 13" raises the board and plate cost, while larger runs bring the cost per piece down. Artwork that needs redrawing before we burn the screen adds a one-time art charge. Send your size and quantity to get a firm number.