Three pieces of information fit on this sign: a family initial, the house number and the street. The Monogram two-line estate lawn plaque is the largest Monogram layout, built for a lot where the sign is read from well down the drive. The example in the photo shows 16748 Washington Blvd in blue and gold.

What goes on each line

At the top of the Monogram two-line estate lawn plaque sits a single initial. Under it are two lines, and each can hold either up to five numbers at 4.5 inches or up to 17 characters at 2 inches. The usual arrangement is number first and street second, but you can flip them if the street name is the thing people look for. Every character is cast into the aluminum.

Seventeen finishes for the Monogram two-line estate lawn plaque

The color list runs to seventeen: Green/Silver, Antique Brass, Antique Copper, Black/Gold, Black/Silver, Black/White, Blue/Gold, Blue/Silver, Bronze Verdigris, Bronze/Gold, Green/Gold, Oil Rubbed Bronze, Pewter/Silver, Red/Gold, Red/Silver, White/Black and White/Gold. Blue/Gold, as pictured, is a popular way to tie the sign to painted trim.

Weather and warranty

Each Monogram two-line estate lawn plaque is cast in the USA from recycled aluminum, so it won’t rust. The all-weather protective coating over it is warranted for five years. If the sign will be far from the road, choose a finish with strong contrast between background and lettering. Blue/Gold and Red/Gold stand out well; the Bronze pairs are quieter but still readable at estate scale.

Proofread the initial and both lines before ordering, since personalized orders can’t be modified, cancelled or returned. The one-line estate Monogram drops the street line if you don’t need it. Other large yard signs are listed under lawn address plaques, and the address and home signs page shows every style together.