Prices and Ordering Info for Bronze Commemorative Plaques

Listed here is pricing and ordering information for bronze commermorative plaques like the one pictured above. Kornick & Berliner Monument Company sells affordable and inexpensive bronze commemorative plaques. Click here to save $50.00 by using our discount coupon and to lower your cost.

To order a bronze commemorative plaque online, like the one pictured above, click on the 'Place Your Order Online' text link. To purchase a bronze commemorative plaque over the phone call 773-764-7600. To buy a bronze commemorative plaque in person, visit our showroom located at 3058 W. Devon Avenue in Chicago, Illinois.

You can call 773-764-7600 to get pricing for this specific product. Please refer to the product ID #, 20083. You can also click on the 'Request a Price Estimate' link, complete the form and submit your contact information. A representative from our company will follow up with you by phone or email to begin the process of quoting you a price and completing your order for a bronze memorial plaque.

The bronze memorial plaque was custom made by Kornick & Berliner Monument Company.

Kornick & Berliner Monument Company designs single bronze cemetery grave markers that memorialize and commemorate the life of individuals for families in the Chicagoland area, quotations and other short sayings that are dedicated to the deceased. Call 773-764-7600 if you are interested in purchasing a bronze marker similar in style to the one pictured on this page. We will be happy to provide you with a price estimate.

High quality bronze markers and bronze memorials are normally manufactured using a process called casting. Bronze is an alloy made from copper and other metals. This alloy is much harder than plain copper. The experienced memorial designers at Kornick & Berliner Monument Company work with families during the design phase by explaing the various bronze grave marker options. Bronze memorial plaques are produced using a sand mold. Molten bronze is poured into the mold. The bronze markers then go through a process called chasing which removes imperfections. Brown paint is often applied but the top edges of lettering and design features retain the original bronze color which produces a contrasting effect. Flush bronze plaques are often attached to a granite base with brass fasteners. Epitaphs are frequently added to bronze markers and bronze plaques. Once the bronze marker has been completed, it is then delivered to a cemetery and installed.