Below the initial, the Monogram two line wall plaque gives you two full lines instead of one. That usually means a house number over a street name, with the monogram as the crest above both. The photo shows a red plaque with gold lettering reading 2029 Lakewood Rd. under a decorative emblem. Couples setting up a first home buy it often, as do people replacing a faded builder’s sign.

Flexible lines

Each of the two lines takes either up to 5 numbers at 4.5 inches or up to 17 characters at 2 inches. So you aren’t locked into number-then-street; you could run a family name on one line and the address on the other. The initial is a single character. Also, the emblem around the initial is part of the casting, not an add-on. All of it is cast in raised metal.

Finishes on the Monogram two line wall plaque

You can choose Antique Brass, Antique Copper, Black/Gold, Black/Silver, Black/White, Bronze/Gold, Bronze Verdigris, Green/Gold, Oil Rubbed Bronze, Pewter/Silver, Red/Gold or White/Gold. Red/Gold, as pictured, makes a bold accent against white or gray siding. For a subtler look, Bronze Verdigris reads like weathered metal.

Material and upkeep

The Monogram two line wall plaque is cast in the USA from recycled aluminum, so it won’t rust. The all-weather coating carries a five-year warranty. Hose it off when pollen season ends and it’s good for another year.

If one line under the initial is enough, the Monogram one-line version is in the wall-mounted address plaques. For an initial inside a leaf border, there’s the Acanthus Monogram, and more name and initial designs are in the personalized plaques. Please confirm your initial and both lines before you order a Monogram two line wall plaque; cast text can’t be altered and personalized orders aren’t returnable.