QR Plaque — Business
Nature made the design. I'm just complimenting it.
The lake had it first.
Storm. Shore. A piece worth picking up.
Read the grain before making the mark.
The journey stays in the wood.
Nothing stained. Nothing printed. Just wood and fire.
The particulars
A burned driftwood plaque with your QR code in it. Menus, tap lists, reviews, wifi, the tip jar — whatever you want the code pointing at. The code is burned into the wood, not printed on a sticker and pressed down. It survives a wipe-down, a patio in July, and the winter it spends in a box. Sealed with beeswax from our own hives. How it works Order the plaque, then send your destination URL. I generate the code, test it on three phones, and burn it once it scans clean. You get a photo of the finished plaque before it ships. Pricing starts at $72 and moves with size and how much lettering goes around the code. Multi-location and repeat orders are quoted per batch — tell me how many and where they are going. Lake Erie driftwood, so every plaque in a set of six is a different shape. That is usually the point.
Sizing & care →USD 72.00
The wood has the last word.
Nothing stained. Nothing printed. Just wood and fire.