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Three letters on the kitchen wall, cut from steel and sized to read from the doorway.
Four heights: 6, 8, 10, or 12 inches tall, in Calibri, Arial, or Adobe Hebrew. Pick the font that matches the rest of the room.
For mounting, our team can send VHB tape, which is a two-sided tape strong enough to pull paint off the wall before it lets go, or the magnet screw mounting system listed under our mounting hardware.
Every piece is cut from 12-gauge steel, which is 3mm thick. Most online sign shops use 14 or 16-gauge, roughly half the thickness. Ours gets powder-coated after cutting, and that finish is rated around 20 years in direct sun before it needs redoing.
Vinyl and MDF wall words swell and peel where the steam from a stove hits them. Steel does not care about steam.
We have been building these in Manitoba since 2019. Shipping is free anywhere in Canada, and we ship to the United States too, with the rate calculated at checkout.
Pick your height, font, and mounting, and our team will get it cut and coated.
You're in good hands
Common questions
How long until I get my sign?
For custom work you will have a design proof to review within 1 to 2 business days. Once you approve it, we cut and paint within 10 to 14 business days and then ship it out. If you need it by a holiday or a specific date, tell us and we will let you know what is possible.
What sizes can you make?
We build to your size. Whether it is a small house number or a large sign for the shop or the gate, tell us the dimensions and we will design around them. No project is too big or too small.
Will it hold up outside?
Yes. Our signs are cut from 12-gauge steel, which is noticeably sturdier than the thinner 14-gauge most online stores use, then powder-coated. Powder-coated steel can last around 20 years in direct sun before it needs redoing.
Where do you ship, and what does it cost?
Shipping is free across Canada.
Not quite what you need?
Tell us your size, your wording, or your own idea. We design it, you approve a proof, then you pay. Free shipping across Canada.
