This page shows what happens when proper design tolerances are not adhered to during the design process for cast plaques.

Customers sometimes ask us to make a plaque smaller by casting letters that are smaller or placing the letters closer together. They do this in order to save a few dollars.

Since we will not create an inferior casting, we refuse and they go to the competition who will frequently accommodate them in order to make a sale.

We have done many a redo that, in the end, cost the customer, far more than doing it right the first time.

These images show you what happens when letters are too small or insufficient space is left between letters.

We always try to accommodate our customers but we have the experience to know what will cast properly and what will not - you get the benefit of this experience when purchasing plaques from us.

Click on the images and you will see that the letters in the lower image are NOT out of focus. The background IS in perfect focus and because of the way the letters were finished, the result is that the letters appear 'smeared' together. This is the result of leaving insufficient space between letters.