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2007
Pricing
Creating
a chalkboard for your business or home is a personal decision.
You have several choices
to make to ensure
your board is unique to you. The final outcome of your board is completely up to you!
Below are some basic prices to allow you to get an idea of what
your board will cost. Please contact Chalk of the Town directly
so that a personalized estimate can be put together for your
specific order.
Putting your chalkboard together:
1)
Chalkboard is $6.50 per square foot. The specific size of your
board can range from 1’x 1’ up to a sheet of
4’x 8’ – the choice is yours.
2) Framing is suggested on any board
larger than 3’x 4’,
as the boards tend to bow. Your framing options are limitless.
Choose the color, size and design that best compliments your
space. Chalk of the Town can take care of all your framing needs.
- Hanging Options: Wired or mirror hangars
Illustration and Design of your chalkboard:
1) Illustrations, design and layout can be done in chalk (in
order to reuse the board) or in paint (to allow you to keep your
design permanent).
Chalk
illustration: $33.00 per square foot
Paint illustration: $35.00 per square foot
Miscellaneous Information:
1) Travel and Transport within King County, Washington is a
$20.00 flat fee. Additional shipping and/or travel costs will
be determined for your specific location.
Policies
All
quotes received by potential clients are good for thirty (30)
days.
Cancellation of a project after the deposit is recieved by
Chalk of the Town,
will result in a 50% refund.
Protecting Your New Chalkboard:
By keeping your chalkboard away from curious hands and water,
your chalk design should last you for years. However, if you
are planning on putting your chalkboard in a busy place where
it could be smudged or splashed on, you should consider using
a fixative or cover for your board.
Spray Fixative and Varnish: Your board can be sprayed with a fixative to help
adhere the chalk to the board, but it will not protect the board from smudging.
A varnish cover on the board will protect the chalk to a point, but it can
be (with some elbow grease) removed. The varnish option will limit the re-usage
of your chalkboard, as it tends to ruin the board face.
Plexi-Glass Cover: Another option for a high-traffic area is to cover your
chalkboard with a non-glare plexi-glass. This will allow you to re-use the
board, make changes, etc, but without spraying a fixative on the board face.
Your new chalkboard will last for many years if you take some
simple steps to protect and take care of it!
ALL
PRICING ARE ESTIMATES ONLY -
PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE
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