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Bay 10 planks are sold with a caveat because it has to be understood that they are unlikely to be fitted with their associated plaques until late 2025 at the earliest, after the restoration of Bays 9 & 10. The plank and plaque itself will be at the pier for inspection throughout and you will be sent an email when your plaque is available for inspection in the portacabin.

Phase 2 planks are a standard length of 2.3 metres and each plank (except for the centre plank) is accompanied by a plaque.

If you purchase a North Plank and a South Plank together at the same time (total £180) , then the associated centre plank is a bonus free item.

Note:

You MUST include your message to be engraved on the plaque when placing your order. In the Order Summary box there is a smaller box "Need to leave a note or instruction?" which is the place to do this. The Queen’s Pier Restoration Trust retain the right to refuse wording they consider to be of an unsuitable nature. Please refer to the full Terms and Conditions for further guidance.

When placing your order, you MUST leave "United Kingdom" on the top line, even if you are in the Isle of Man, which will then require you to choose a "Region" of either England, Northern Ireland, Scotland or Wales on the bottom line. You can choose any one of them, but the system will not accept the order if the box is not completed.

You will also receive a certificate of reservation by email. If you do not want this to be in the name of the purchaser then put the name you would like in the notes section at checkout along with the main inscription.

The image of the plaque is only a guide and is not an exact representation of what the plaque will look like. The lettering is centred.

VAT at 20% is included in the cost.

The cost of the plaque is included in the purchase of the plank and is currently £16.20 (including VAT) as charged by the Manx Workshop for the Disabled. It is made from multilayered plastic to keep the cost within bounds, as a brass plaque would have cost as much as a plank, but inevitably the plaques will deteriorate over time in the marine environment - particularly when waves wash over the pier in storms.

If a donor during a visit believes that there is significant damage to a plaque then they can purchase a replacement from the Trust at the then current cost. This also applies if for some reason the wording needs amendment. However, replacements can only be fed into the batches of new plaques as it is impractical to manufacture individuals, and so it will always take considerable time before manufacture can take place.

Exceptionally, if the Trust feel that the condition of a plaque is detrimental to the overall appearance of the pier, but the donor does not wish to replace the plaque, the Trust reserves the right to remove it and, if requested, store same in the building for collection.

VAT Number is GB 005 0435 32
DO NOT ALTER COUNTRY FROM UNITED KINGDOM IF YOU LIVE IN ISLE OF MAN WHEN SHIPPING OR THE ORDER FAILS!