Fleur de Lis Personalized Address Sign - - custom address plaque includes a 2-line address and fleur-de-lis decoration at the top. Displays the house number and street name, family name, business name, or any other custom text. For wall mount or optional lawn mount. It's even been mounted on a rock (see details below). Made in USA.

• Two sizes:
  • medium 14.5"W x 9.875"H x 0.375"; weighs 3.25 pounds (first three small images).
  • large 21"W x 12"H x 0.375"; weighs 5.4 pounds (last three small images).
• Two styles: surface mount on a wall or post and lawn mount with optional lawn stakes.
• Six colors (shown in small images from left to right): AC antique copper; BG black with gold characters; BS black with silver characters; OB oil rubbed bronze; OG bronze with gold characters; PS pewter with silver characters.
• Includes the two line address you supply.
  • Line 1 holds the address number up to six (6) 3" characters for medium size sign and up to six (6) 4" characters for large sign.
  • Line 2 holds the street name, family name, company name, or custom text up to sixteen (16) 1.25" characters for medium sign and up to (16) 1.75" characters for large sign.
  • Character count includes spaces.
• Manufactured from high-density cast aluminum metal alloy.
• Wording, accents, and border are permanently cast into the sign.
• Alumi-Shield™ All Weather Coating protects against the harshest weather and environmental elements. Extends the sign's life and appearance.
• Includes mounting hardware.
• Dimensions medium: 14.5"W x 9.875"H x 0.375".
• Dimensions large: 21"W x 12"H x 0.375"
• 5-year mfg. warranty.
• For a house number only version of this sign, see Comfort House Item # P2916.
• Comfort House P2915.

The fleur-de-lis emblem on this personalized address sign creates a distinctive style reminiscent of French Country and New Orleans.

Shown in first small image above right: customer submitted photo 4/22/19 from Cory in Rhode Island who mounted the medium size wall plaque in color black with silver to a rock. To accomplish mounting the plaque onto stone, Cory wrote, "I got some masonry bits and drilled into the stone put wall anchors in to hold the screw and screwed the screws in."