Bronze reads best
on granite cut for it.
Flush markers, niche and crypt plates, wall plaques and cast letters. The granite is ours — cut, polished, rebated and drilled to the plate. The bronze is either cast to your artwork through our foundry partners, or you send the plate you already buy and we make the base fit it exactly.
Twelve bronze-and-granite
products.
Order the pair together, or just the granite. The last card is the one most dealers use — bases cut to the bronze they already stock.
How the plate
meets the stone.
This detail decides how the marker survives twenty years of mowers, frost and cleaning. Four ways we cut it — tell us which your cemeteries specify.
Common US marker sizes are 24 × 12, 28 × 16, 36 × 14 and 44 × 14 in, usually on a base with a 3–4 in granite margin. Send the plate drawing with the stud positions and the rebate comes out right the first time.
Plate and base
fitted to each other.
Where we supply both, the bronze is offered up to its own base before anything is packed. Where you supply the bronze, we cut to your drawing and check it against a template.
- 01ArtworkNames, emblems, layout
- 02ProofFull-size, signed off
- 03BronzeCast and finished
- 04GraniteBase cut and polished
- 05RebateRecess and stud holes milled
- 06Trial fitPlate offered to the base
- 07PackingBronze boxed separately
The base is
the frame, not the picture.
Bronze carries the detail, so the granite is chosen for contrast and for how it weathers around the plate — not for figure.
Send the plate drawing.
The base will fit it.