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Application Gallery 21
Wooden Cabin Sign
This simple sandblasted sign is made of California Redwood. Welcome to our photo Gallery for examples of signs made for vacation homes of all types, including cabins, cottages, and resort communities, and associated businesses, including hunting and fishing lodges and stores. If you have just entered our website and you want an overview of our company and all of our products, please start with our Home page (blue tab upper left).The photos on this page show a wide variety of examples of name, address, residence identification, and welcome plaques and signs for vacation homes, cabins and cottages located on lakes, in a forest, in the mountains or desert . We also make business signs (store, resort, marina, guide service, etc) and fishing and hunting lodge signs for these same areas.(Seashore and ocean beach vacation homes and businesses are shown in Gallery 20; ranch and western signs are shown in Gallery 23). These signs and plaques can be made from HDU, Redwood or Cedar, and can be sandblasted (letters, art and border higher than background) or engraved. Styles range from the formal to elegant to whimsical to rustic. These plaques can have the address only, the occupants or business name, a short message "Welcome") and art ranging from simple sandblasted art to art which is carved in 3D and artist-painted (bottom of page). We will design you a custom sign or plaque for you at no cost assuming you purchase the sign.Please refer to the ID number (e.g.M22061) if you want your sign to be similar to one or more signs shown in the gallery. We have a wide variety of carved art at the bottom of the page.Typical prices vary from $90 to $250, depending on size and construction, and take about 2 weeks to make. Please click on a Photo below to enlarge it . . To return to the page you were on, click on your back browser button. To go to a different page in the Galleries, use the menu to the left. Other pages can be visited by clicking on blue tabs at top or upper left column or the "Go to" pulldown menu at the bottom of the page. |
