Logo Personalization on WoodUpdated 25 days ago
On wood, the grain and tone of the board become the backdrop for your logo. We offer three ways to put your mark on our wooden products and on the wooden parts of combined products. Which one fits depends on the wood you choose, how complex your mark is, and how you want the logo to read from across the room.
- Laser engraving — $1 per item
- UV printing — $20 for the first item, $3 for each additional item
- Debossing (plywood only) — $20 once per order, any quantity
Laser engraving
A laser burns your logo into the wood in a sharp, high-contrast single-tone line. It is the most versatile way to brand wood: it works on Ashwood, Plywood and Walnut Veneer, and the mark is durable and resistant to daily wear.

Complex designs. Engraving handles complex patterns and fine lines, needs no setup, and is the most affordable option for small batches and test samples before a larger order. Highly complex designs may carry an additional charge.
Engraved pattern across a wooden menu cover
Best for: detailed marks.
UV printing (full-color)
Full-color printing applied directly to the wood surface. Long-lasting and resistant to daily handling.
Full color. A close match to your corporate palette, including gradients, multi-color marks, and logos that lose their meaning in a single tone. Detail stays sharp down to fine lines and small elements.

No setup required. Nothing has to be tooled before the run, so there is no die or tooling needed. The per-item charge drops as the quantity grows.
On wood. Prints on Ashwood, Plywood and Walnut Veneer without sinking into the grain.
Max size: 4 × 4 in (10 × 10 cm) — larger designs are quoted separately. Add it to your order with the UV Printing Full-Color Logo Personalization listing.
Best for: logos that only work in color — multi-tone marks, gradients, and illustrated brand figures that a single-tone method flattens.
Debossing (plywood only)
A custom die presses your logo into the surface, leaving a recessed impression you can feel with your fingers. Debossing on wood is available for Plywood only — its layered structure lets the logo press in cleanly. It works best with simple, minimal marks.

Blind or foil. Blind debossing leaves the mark in the natural color of the wood. It catches the light and reads as texture rather than print. Colored foil adds contrast and lets you match your brand palette precisely.

What the setup covers. Debossing requires a heavy-duty custom die carrying your logo. We produce it for you, and the setup is charged once — for any quantity, whether you order 5 pieces or 100. The die stays with us, so repeat orders with the same logo need no new setup.
On Ashwood and Walnut Veneer. These woods can't be debossed. On combined products, such as a wooden menu holder with a leather cover, the logo can be debossed on the leather part instead.
Best for: logos with clean lines and minimal fine detail, where the goal is a quiet, tactile, premium-feeling brand presence.
Compare the methods on wood
| Method | Laser engraving | UV printing | Debossing |
|---|---|---|---|
| WORKS ON | Ashwood, Plywood, Walnut Veneer | Ashwood, Plywood, Walnut Veneer | Plywood only |
| LOOK | Sharp, high-contrast line | Printed full-color image (10 × 10 cm / 3.9″ × 3.9″) | Recessed impression you can feel |
| COLOR | Single tone | Full color, exact brand match | Blind, or colored foil (7 colors) |
| DETAIL | Complex patterns and fine lines | Very high, including gradients | Simple, minimal marks |
| CHARGED | Per item | Per order, plus a smaller charge per item | Once per order, any quantity |
| BEST FOR | Detailed marks | Multi-color and gradient logos | Quiet, tactile brand presence; large-volume orders |
The method you choose has almost no effect on production time — each process runs independently in our workshop.
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