Eagle Head Metal Wall Art

Name: Eagle Head Metal Wall Art
Availability: InStock

$68.00

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Eagle Head Metal Wall Art with a scene of an eagle soaring over Prusik Peak in the Enchantments is a stunning piece of artwork that would look great in any room.

Eagle Metal Wall Art from LMC captures the majesty of the eagle in flight and highlights the natural beauty of the Enchantments.

Perfect for any home, cabin, or office space.
Its rugged yet elegant design would fit in well with a variety of decor styles, from rustic to modern.
Plus, it’s a great conversation starter and a reminder of the beauty of the natural world
Indoor/Outdoor.
Cut from 14 gauge steel.
20 inches wide x 19 inches tall

Categories: Home Decor, Metal Art

Description

Description

Eagle head metal wall art from Leavenworth Metal Co. is designed and crafted using a CNC plasma table.

Because our signs and art pieces are untreated, they will naturally rust over time. The rusting process gives them a patina that adds character to the piece.

Our signs and home decor pieces come straight to you from our shop in Leavenworth, Wa.

American made and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Hanging & Mounting

Hanging & Mounting
Leavenworth Metal Company understands that there are many ways the hang our signs. Many factors come into play when deciding what is the best way to hang our signs. Sometimes our signs are the start of a bigger project. For example, we had a customer lay our sign in concrete when making his drive way. I must say the photos he showed us were amazing when he finished. Here are some more common ideas we have used to hang our signs. Before we get started, LMC tries to put hang points on our designs, and we also will have the weight posted for each design and size.

1) Toggle bolt and wing nut. If you are hanging the on drywall between the studs, then this might be a good option. Toggle bolt and wing nut will hold heavier loads to drywall with requiring you to drill into a stud.

2) Magnetic hanging screws. Magnetic hanging screws are great if your wall has something solid to screw into. There are no screws to see and the sign looks like it is attach to the wall by magic.

3) Wood screws. If you are screwing the sign into wood or a sturdy wall then just a simple wood screw will work. There are many different types of screws out there.

4) 3M tape. We have had some customers use 3M tape. Depending on the surface you are mounting the sign to, 3M double sided tape might work.

These are a few options we have seen out there that might give you ideas on how to hang your sign. Please read the labels and instructions so you can decide the safest and best way to hang your sign. If you have any questions please contact us.
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
Leavenworth Metal Company signs arrive to you bare metal. We have not put any coating on the signs or metal cut outs. This gives you, the customer, lots of options.
1. You could leave the metal sign alone and it will naturally rust or give you a nice patina. Most of our customers prefer this option. One question we get from time to time is, if left outside will it rust though. LMC uses 14-gauge steel which is pretty thick. So, if your sign rust though in your lifetime please send me a photo and I will send you a replace of the same sign or metal cut out for free.
2. When you leave your sign outside and you like the patina, you can clear coat your sign to preserve that particular patina. We have had good luck using Rust-Oleum Painter’s Touch Clear Paint+Primer Spray Paint. Most all hardware stores will carry this brand.
3. Spray painting your sign. Please follow all safety instructions, with proper ventilation, a respirator and clothing, First clean your sign really well with mineral spirits. After cleaning, spray the paint evenly throughout the sign, for best results try and keep your spray can moving so you don’t get any runs in the paint. Lastly, apply multiple light coats, give time to dry and tack up between coats.
4. Some helpful hints to spray painting your sign. Again, LMC has had great results using Rust-Oleum 2X painter’s paint. It come in many different colors and finish options. Another helpful hint is to dry the sign outside on a hot day if possible. Having the sun bake the paint between the coats give a more durable product when finished.
5. If you are going to leave your sign inside and out of moisture. You could wipe a mineral oil or Linseed oil to protect from corrosion.
6. Last question we get is, why do your signs look black. This is from mill scale. Mill scale is a type of iron oxide that is formed on the surface of the steel during the hot-rolling process. If left untreated our signs will still rust. We have great results spray painting directly on the mill scale.
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