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An open book is an image of a life written through to its end. Model 2215 brings this metaphor to the gravestone, adding a cross and the prayer Ave Maria.
Grave plaque, book 2215 — we can ship within 24 hours, and stonemasons receive a standing 30% discount. See the whole category: openwork stainless steel plaques or call: +48 531 541 808.
An open book is one of the most expressive motifs in cemetery art. Model 2215 reproduces it in sheet steel cut all the way through, so the light passing through the letters casts a shadow on the granite that resembles written pages. The effect changes through the day, and it is what gives this plaque its character.
The cross at the center of the composition and the invocation Ave Maria give the whole a clearly prayerful tone. It is a choice for the graves of deeply religious people, often of an older generation, for whom traditional symbolism matters more than a modern form. Despite the classic motif, the execution remains contemporary — clean steel, a sharp cut, no ornamentation.
Does stainless steel rust? Poorly chosen steel can, especially along the edges. That is why our base material is acid-resistant steel enriched with molybdenum. A cemetery is a demanding environment: salty slush, acid rain and moisture that collects by the slab. This grade is unaffected by it, which we back with a ten-year corrosion warranty. Granite and glass plaques are heavy and need a perfectly level surface — a steel openwork plaque is lighter, and the spacers compensate for irregularities in the stone.
What exactly you receive:
The finish changes the overall impression more than the shape itself. Polished is striking and visible from a long way off. Satin looks more subdued and shows fingerprints and dust less. Black creates a clear, graphic line against a light background. Gold emphasizes the importance of the place and works best against dark stone. In every version the openwork design casts a clear, decorative shadow on the stone. Polished, satin and black take fourteen business days, and gold takes twenty-one — worth bearing in mind when planning your date.
The plaque is fixed with spacer sleeves set into drilled holes. Standing the plaque off the slab creates a shadow beneath the cut-out inscription that shifts with the time of day. The same system allows the plaque to be mounted on stone with an irregular, split surface — the spacers even out differences in level. Care comes down to wiping with a damp cloth — no pastes, polishing compounds or abrasive agents. You will find the full selection in the category openwork stainless steel plaques; it is also worth looking at the section gravestone epigraphs.
Model 2215 is available in sizes 30x39 cm and 40x52 cm. The smaller size is intended for single gravestones and plaques of standard width, the larger for double slabs and wide fronts, where the smaller version gets lost in the composition. If you are undecided between the two sizes, send us a photo of the gravestone with a tape measure and we will work out the right proportion and reply with a recommendation the same day.
Dark granite with a polished finish is the classic and most striking combination. A light slab handles black better, because the outline stays clear even in full sun. For stone with a strong texture we recommend satin, which does not compete with the grain.
Yes, we agree on the wording of the cut inscription together. Our graphic designer prepares the layout, takes care of the spacing between letters and sends back a visualization. You may request changes as many times as you like — production begins only after you give your approval.
Yes, the wording cut into the plaque is agreed individually. The shape of the book and the layout of the cross remain unchanged, but the invocation can be replaced with another one — for example Requiescat in pace, a line of prayer or the names of the departed. Please keep in mind that when cutting all the way through, the letters must keep a minimum thickness, so very long inscriptions require a larger format.
| Finish: | black, polished, satin, gold |
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| Available sizes: | 30x39 cm, 40x52 cm |
| Mounting | On a bolt (included in the price), On a strip (+€4.35) |
You will always find the exact lead time for the selected variant above the variants in the right-hand panel, next to the "Add to cart" button.
We ship by courier to your country. €4.35You will see the delivery cost in the cart before you pay €217.39 — every parcel is tracked.
You have 14 days to return an item without giving a reason — this includes catalog letters ordered for a specific inscription. Projects made to individual specifications (e.g. a plaque or cross with an engraved surname) cannot be returned.
316L steel is covered by a 10-year warranty against corrosion — if a defect occurs, we replace the product free of charge.
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