Jones D P & Co
25 Years
in Business
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About Us
Bronze Plaque Manufacturers And Monumental Masons
- Memorial Letter Cutting Services
- Over 45 Years Of Involvement In the Industry
- Skilled Staff
- Traditional Moulding Methods & Modern Techniques
- Wide Selection of Various Designs
- General Info
Our vision is to enable clients to commemorate their memories and their dreams in bronze and stone.
Our vision is to enable clients to commemorate their memories and their dreams in bronze and stone. DP Jones & Co have over 45 years involvement in the Monumental Industry. We also supply traditional granite, marble monuments and memorial letter-cutting services.
DP Jones & Co now have an established network of distribution and contacts throughout Australia developed to service, cemetery trusts, all government departments, monumental masons, the building industry along with individual requirements.
Flower Containers & Vases in Bronze or Plastic to Enhance the Memorial or to Enable Permanent Placement of Flowers Niche Vases for Wall Ashes Family Crests in Bronze Bronze Signage
Fixed Over Grave Site in the Monumental Section of the Cemetery Made up of Materials e.g. Granite in all Colours with Surface Finishes of Polished, Sawn or Rock Edges Gold Leaf Lettering, Sandblasted Relief Lettering & Sandblasted Natural Finish
- Email Business
- Payment method
- cash
- Established
- 2001
- ABN
- 50 881 616 092
- Ownership
- Locally Owned
- Service Notes
- Appointments are recommended to ensure best service. Preferred times are between 12-2pm, Monday to Thursday
- Free Estimates
- Yes
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- Categories
- Keywords
- Beautiful Lawn Monuments, Burial Memorials, Cabinet Style Memorials, Cemetery Monuments, Custom Cemetery Monuments, Custom Memorials, Double Memorials, Double Monuments, Granite Plaques, Grave Markers, Grave Memorial Stones, Headstone Memorial Markers, Jones D P & Co, Jones D P & Co VIC, Kyabram, VIC, Lawn Monuments, Marble, Memorial Company, Memorial For Graves, Memorial Supplier, Monument Renovations, Monumental Accessories, Monumental Masons - Kyabram, VIC, Religious Plaques, Wholesale Cemetery Monuments
FAQs
Do certain emblems require permission to use?
All military badges require written permission from the Office of Australian War Graves to use. Additionally, some logos and characters from TV shows, literature etc. may require permission from the owner of these designs to use.
What is the difference between flat relief and bas-relief images?
Flat relief is generated by computer imagery and is two dimensional; therefore the size can be manipulated. Bas relief is a pre-set, half-3D design which is added to the inscription prior to casting. These cannot generally be manipulated in size. However some designs maybe created to the desired size but a cost will occur in doing so.
Can alterations be made to my finished plaque?
Minor changes can be made after the plaque is complete. This however, will involve a cost being incurred. One or two letters or numbers can be fixed before it becomes unviable and a new plaque is recommended.
Do plaques require regular cleaning?
Our plaques are coated with multiple layers of the protective clear coat to meet Australian standards within the industry. Plaques can be cleaned at the family’s discretion, though we recommend simply using warm water and a sponge or brush.
My plaque has lost some of its shine. Is this normal?
Over time the sun's ultraviolet rays will take their toll on the plaques finish. As the finish breaks down this allows moisture and air to reach the metal and oxidation occurs, causing the plaque to return to its natural bronze state.
How and what do I use to mount my plaque?
There are several options available to you when it comes to affixing your plaque. We recommend any silicon-based glues or adhesives as these are best to withstand the weather conditions and the two surface temperatures.
Can my plaque be brought back to its original state?
Yes. Most plaques can be reconditioned back to the original, lustrous state. This involves it being brought back to the factory and put through the final three stages of production. This can be done at a fraction of the cost of ordering a replacement plaque.