Personalised Printed Plaque – Landscape, Gold

£19.39

£19.39

These high-quality, personalised award plaques are perfect for presentations, recognition events, corporate achievements, or as a custom gift for a special occasion.

 

Each plaque features your choice of custom design, which can include images, text, or a combination of both – including photos, logos, or artwork. Your unique design is professionally printed onto a sleek gold-effect aluminium sheet, then mounted on a stylish wooden backing board for a premium finish.

 

Ideal for serious awards, fun novelty presentations, or photo plaques, this versatile item adds a personal touch to any event.

 

Product Dimensions: 20.5cm x 25.5cm x 1.5cm

 

Includes two secure mounting positions on the back for easy wall display.

 

For tips on uploading your design or creating your layout, visit our Creating Your Product page.

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These high-quality, personalised award plaques are perfect for presentations, recognition events, corporate achievements, or as a custom gift for a special occasion.

 

Each plaque features your choice of custom design, which can include images, text, or a combination of both – including photos, logos, or artwork. Your unique design is professionally printed onto a sleek gold-effect aluminium sheet, then mounted on a stylish wooden backing board for a premium finish.

 

Ideal for serious awards, fun novelty presentations, or photo plaques, this versatile item adds a personal touch to any event.

 

Product Dimensions: 20.5cm x 25.5cm x 1.5cm

 

Includes two secure mounting positions on the back for easy wall display.

 

For tips on uploading your design or creating your layout, visit our Creating Your Product page.

Weight 0.59 kg
Dimensions 20.5 × 1.5 × 25.5 cm

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