Plywood Cloakroom Number Tag 60x75mm, Single-Sided

This option measures 60x75 mm, single-sided (1+0). A square tag with large rounded corners and an engraved frame around the outline. The frame is burnt in by the same laser as the number, so it does not peel: it is not paint but the veneer itself, removed to the depth of the line.

How to choose the size and thickness

• Size range of the series: 40x50, 50x65 and 60x75 mm. A large format can be read across the hall; a small one is handier to carry in a pocket.
• Plywood thickness is chosen separately: 4 mm is lighter and thinner, 8 mm is stiffer, warps less with changes in humidity and feels more substantial in the hand.
• Single-sided (1+0) has the number on the face, double-sided (1+1) on both sides: a tag hanging on a hook turns, and with two sides you never have to search for the number.

What can be applied

• Laser engraving: the beam burns away the top layer of veneer, leaving a dark, high-contrast mark. It is the material itself rather than paint, so the mark does not wear off or peel.
• UV printing is for when you need colour: a logo, a pictogram, a colour fill over the wood. The print sits on the surface, so it is chosen where the tag will not rub against keys.
• Options include sequential numbering, a number with a section name, or the venue's logo. The logo must be a vector file; the difference between formats is explained in the article on vector and raster graphics, and the file specifications are listed in the print-ready artwork requirements.

Care and humidity

Plywood is a layered material, and the layers react to humidity differently. Damp creates stress inside the sheet and the blank warps: thin plywood warps more noticeably than thick. So do not wash the tags under the tap or dry them on a radiator; wipe them with a dry or slightly damp cloth.

The birch veneer face shows the wood grain, and the burnt-in number stays high-contrast throughout its service life: it is recessed into the material, so there is nothing to wear off.

Key ring

A key ring is available as an option: with it the tag goes on a bunch of keys, without it the tag hangs by its hole on a coat hook. The same product works both as a cloakroom number and as a key tag, which is the main reason people choose the plywood series.

Plywood number tags are used in the cloakrooms of cafés, spas and eco-hotels and in the changing rooms of studios and clubs, wherever wood suits the interior better than plastic. A cloakroom needs two tags per number: one stays on the hanger, the other goes to the guest.

Minimum order: 10 pcs. The unit price drops for orders of 10, 50, 100 and 500 pcs or more. Production time 3-7 days. For a shaped outline or logo, attach a sketch file to your order.