The details that
hold it together.
Custom trophy bases, nameplates and connecting components. Review the award, its interface and its display requirements as one complete assembly.
Start with the
existing connection.
A measured brief makes the fit clearer.
Tell us whether this is a new design, an existing Me Trophy award, a replacement component or part of a complete trophy.
Share overall and close-up photos, dimensions and a drawing or physical reference where available. Record length, width, height, thickness, footprint, holes, threads, openings, orientation and connection depth.
Three components.
One considered assembly.
Base & support
Assess balance, contact area, alignment, gaps and the intended viewing position alongside the visible form.
Nameplate & information
Confirm text, language, font, logo, year, ranking and category, with the position and attachment method.
Material & surface
Specify the base material and finish separately. For replacements, provide a surface reference from the existing award.
Make the interface explicit.
| Review area | Include in the brief |
|---|---|
| Connection | Measured hole or thread details, joining method, orientation and connection depth. |
| Assembly | Contact surfaces, alignment, stability and clearance around the connection. |
| Information | Approved text and artwork, usable plate area and variable versions. |
| Supply | Separate component or complete award, quantities and repeat-order needs. |
| Review | Drawing or sample scope, tooling, charges and the details requiring physical approval. |
Protect the parts.
Retain the reference.
Plan separate or assembled packing.
Describe whether components travel alone or with the award. Protect contact surfaces, edges, nameplates and any small joining parts.
Keep approved dimensions, interfaces, artwork, finish and packing with the order record. Future requests can then be reviewed against the same reference.
Useful next steps.
Before you
get started.
Practical details for a clearer project brief.
Can I order a base or nameplate separately?
Share the component, quantity and intended award. The proposal reviews suitable supply, personalization, sample and tooling requirements.
What information is needed for a replacement?
Send overall and interface photos, measured dimensions and the earlier order reference where available. Include holes, threads, orientation and connection depth.
Does a matching hole size establish compatibility?
The review also considers contact surfaces, alignment, gaps, balance and the assembled appearance.
Can a nameplate carry several languages?
Provide the approved text, required character sets and available plate dimensions. Review font, hierarchy and layout before production.
How can we match an existing finish?
Provide a physical reference where possible, plus material and finish details. Agree the replacement surface against the project specification.
What should we retain for future orders?
Keep dimensions, interface details, approved artwork, finish and packing alongside the order reference.
Make every part
work together.
Send photos, measurements and the component you need.