Brass Letters 02
Interior plaques, door numbers and boutique entrances where solid metal weight is part of the impression.
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Two builds in real brass: one water jet cut from solid plate, one fabricated and mirror polished. Both are for interiors and entrances where the weight of the metal is part of the impression.
Gold-plated steel reads as gold from three metres and as plating from thirty centimetres. On a door plate, a club entrance or a jeweller's counter, the viewer is at thirty centimetres. Solid brass solves that, at the cost of weight and of a decision about patina.
Heritage buildings, private members' clubs, jewellers, law firms and boutique hotels specifying at close viewing distance.
2 builds, each with its own specification table, fixing method and production window.
Unlacquered brass develops a patina within months outdoors and more slowly indoors. If you want it to stay bright, say so on the order so it can be lacquered. Some clients want the patina, so we do not assume.
Heavy enough that tape fixing has a size limit. Tell us the letter height and we will say whether tape is realistic or whether the letters need studs.
Both are offered as the solid material. Bronze reads slightly browner and brass slightly yellower. Ask for a sample if the sign sits next to existing metalwork.
Yes, the material is described as anti-rust and long life-span. The question outdoors is the patina, not the durability.
Send a vector file and the finished letter height. We will come back with a price, a production window and the constraints that apply to this construction.
