Three lines of cast text make the Coquille Grande 3-line wall plaque the most flexible sign in this group. Line one holds up to five characters at 3 inches tall. Lines two and three each hold up to 12 characters at 1.25 inches. That’s room for a number, a street, and a family name or an established date, all on one wall-mounted plaque.

Material and finish

The Coquille Grande 3-line wall plaque is cast in the USA from recycled aluminum, which won’t rust or stain the siding below it. All three lines are cast into the piece during the pour, not printed or glued on later. A protective all-weather coating seals the surface, and it comes with a five-year warranty. The decorative edge detail is part of the mold too.

Colors

Pick Forged Copper, Black/Gold, Bronze Verdigris, or Bronze/Gold. The photo shows the bronze finish with “1926 Briarwood Place.” With three lines of text, contrast matters more than usual, because the smaller lines need to be read as well as the number. If the plaque will sit in shade, Black/Gold is the safest choice.

What to put on each line of the Coquille Grande 3-line wall plaque

Most people use the number on line one and the street on line two. Line three is the open one. Some put the family name there, others a year the house was built, and some leave it blank. Twelve characters per line includes spaces, so a long street name may need abbreviating. Check all three lines before ordering, because once the plaque is cast it can’t be changed, cancelled, or returned.

If a third line is more than you need, the two-line Arbor Grande and Leroux Grande are close cousins, and you’ll find them with the other wall-mounted address plaques. A cast plaque needs little upkeep, but the plaque cleaning guide explains how to wash it without harming the finish. The Coquille Grande 3-line wall plaque is worth it when you have more to say than a number.