If you knock after reading this, whatever happens next is a you problem.
Some boundaries deserve more than a polite hint. Let this hanging sign deliver the message before somebody strolls in and asks a question that could have been a text. Bold Bipolar Chronicles artwork gives your studio, office, gaming room or private hangout a personality as loud as yours—without making you repeat yourself.
One printed aluminum sign, approximately 9.84 × 6.3 inches and 1 mm thick, in your choice of four decorative outlines. Two upper holes and a jute hanging cord make it easy to display. This is a hanging decorative plaque, not a cutout that slips over a doorknob. The mockup shows the clipped-corner shape. The selected artwork is arranged to suit the outline; front design is included, and custom reverse-side printing can be discussed and quoted before ordering.
Make it yours: Choose from all 28 Bipolar Chronicles designs. Request a name or short message for a personal touch; contact us before ordering so placement, feasibility and any additional cost can be confirmed.
Extra bling: Available by request and separate quote where suitable. Final stone selection, placement and amount of bling are at the artist’s discretion, considering the design, function, durability and agreed budget. Not every request is possible. Contact us before ordering; selecting a request does not include an unquoted upgrade.
Made to order: Allow at least one week before shipping. Larger custom requests or busy periods may require more time; shipping transit is additional. Each listing is for one finished creation, not the supplier bulk pack. Mockups illustrate the design; print placement and color can vary slightly.
Care: Wipe gently with a soft damp cloth and dry. Avoid abrasive cleaners, scraping, bending and prolonged exposure to weather or direct sunlight. Indoor or sheltered display recommended. Check the cord and mounting point before hanging; hardware for your wall or door is not included.
Choose your design and sign shape, add your personal touch, and let the door handle the introductions.