Long driveways and rural roads are where a street name on the sign earns its keep. The Bayou Vista estate two line plaque gives you a top line of up to six numbers at 4 inches, then a second line of up to 16 characters at 1.75 inches for the road name. Above both sits the fleur-de-lis emblem that gives this design its look.

Two lines, two sizes of text

The number line is the one that gets read from a car, so it’s the taller of the two. The street line is for anyone who has pulled up and wants to be sure. Together they take the guesswork out of a shared driveway or a road where numbering jumps around. If you only need the number, the one-line estate Bayou Vista runs 5.5-inch numerals instead.

Finishes for the Bayou Vista estate two line plaque

Six color combinations are available on the Bayou Vista estate two line plaque: Antique Copper, Black/Gold, Black/Silver, Bronze/Gold, Oil Rubbed Bronze, and Pewter/Silver. Dark backgrounds with light lettering carry farthest. The softer metallics look right on stone or shingled houses, where a black sign can feel heavy.

Built to sit outside

This sign is cast in the USA from recycled aluminum. It won’t rust, and the all-weather protective coating over the casting is warranted for five years. Both lines of text are cast into the piece. That permanence is the point, but it also means spelling errors can’t be fixed afterward. So read the street name back against a piece of mail before you submit. A Bayou Vista estate two line plaque can’t be modified, cancelled, or returned once the order is in.

If the fleur-de-lis isn’t your style, the plainer lawn address plaques use the same aluminum and coating without the emblem. And if the address belongs on the house instead of the yard, the wall-mounted address plaques are the other half of the catalog.