Tin Signs and Metal Cards
It may be due to the displayed brands or products or maybe because of the beautiful images that metal signs are favoured. For many years metal signs have been popular decorative objects and offer an ideal possibility to bring taste and personality to the privacy of one’s home.
The metal postcards are miniature signs that can be mailed worldwide with the enclosed envelope. Made from special material and with their multi-purpose use, metal cards stand out greatly against regular greeting cards. The gloss of the image and its high quality make them a nice gift. Compared to a “regular postcard“, the metal card is not discarded quickly, but is often used long term as wall or shelf decoration.
We offer a high range of Tin Signs in the Sizes 15x20 cm, 20x30 cm, 30x40 cm and 25x50 cm. The hanging sings with a practical cord to hang the signs easily e.g. on doors complete the range of tin signs. Adapted to each image, specific areas are accentuated on several layers. The image is therefore more vivid and the surrounding light shines into the contoured areas. This quality feature clearly sets us apart from our competitors.
Our Metal Cards measure 10x14 cm. They are made of sturdy steel and the papercoated backside can be used for individual lettering. To ensure its stability, the cards are slightly arched and the edges are crimped-over.
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