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Custom-engraved slate, granite and limestone plaques, handcrafted in England and delivered across the United States.
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Our Address Plaque Materials
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Natural Stone. Precision Engraved.
Each engraved stone plaque is made to order from natural slate or granite. The lettering is deeply engraved into the stone, not surface printed - creating a permanent exterior feature designed to last.
Our collection focuses on natural stone, balanced typography and clean layouts that complement both traditional and contemporary American homes.
Good design should feel effortless, but it is never accidental.
Our Most Frequently Asked Address Plaque Questions
We've been in the sign business long enough to know the questions our customers often ask. If you can't find the answer you're looking for, visit our dedicated FAQs page.
How Thick are Your House Signs?
We have multiple house sign material option to choose from, the thickness for each material are as follows:
• Slate House Signs: 10 or 20mm
• Limestone House Signs: 12mm
• Granite House Signs: 10mm
How Much is Delivery?
Shipping for all UK orders (including Guernsey, Jersey and Isle of Man) is free on all orders over £45. We use Royal Mail for our deliveries, using a fully tracked service.
Shipping costs for all international orders are calculated at checkout before you finalise your purchase. You can read more about our postage costs and production times on our blog.
Do You Sell Posts to Mount Signs On?
Yes, we offer premium pressure-treated redwood posts that are fully compatible with all of our house signs. These wooden signposts come with pyramid tops, providing a sleek and stylish appearance. You can even personalise your house sign together with our pyramid oak posts.
How Durable are Your House Signs?
When properly cared for, our slate and granite house signs can last up to 10 years outdoors. Each personalised plaque is sealed with Danish stone oil to provide long-lasting protection against the elements and harmful UV rays.
For ongoing care, you can purchase microfibre cleaning cloths and Rejuvenation Oil directly from us.
How Do I Install a House Sign?
It's super easy! We offer various types of fixings methods, from plain screws and wall plugs to stainless steel stand-offs. You can choose the fixing type when designing your sign at the top of the page. Please refer to our house sign fixings guides for fitting instructions.
How Do I Maintain a House Sign?
Caring for your new slate, granite or limestone house sign is so easy you could just forget about it and it'd be fine. However, there's a few things you can do to make your sign look as-good-as new, all the time:
• seal it it sealant oil every 4 months or so to maintain it's like-new appearance and shine.
• every now and then gently wipe away dirt and cobwebs with a microfibre cloth.
Limestone House Signs
Designed to Complement American Homes
From brick colonials and craftsman homes to mid-century ranch houses and modern farmhouses, our address plaques are designed to sit comfortably within a property’s exterior. Balanced typography, considered spacing, and restrained layouts ensure each piece feels architectural rather than decorative.
Our layouts prioritize legibility and timeless aesthetics, ensuring your home is easily identified by guests and delivery services alike.
A well-designed plaque enhances curb appeal without feeling excessive.
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Why Choose The Bespoke Sign House?
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Over 25,000 signs handcrafted to date and trusted worldwide
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1,200+ five-star reviews across all platforms
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Premium materials: high-grade slate, granite, limestone, FSC redwood
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Handcrafted to order in our Kent countryside workshop
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Deep-engraved lettering for lasting clarity and durability
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Design-led signage made properly from natural materials
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100% paper-based, plastic-free packaging
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Made by our small, skilled team... nothing is mass-produced or outsourced
Every plaque is produced in our English workshop, bringing centuries of stone-cutting tradition to American doorsteps. We bridge the gap between historic craftsmanship and modern precision, delivering a level of detail often lost in mass-produced alternatives.