Thank you to the following industry professionals, bloggers and other reviewers for their comments and testimonials about our 3-D props and decoratives, scale model replicas, fake and artificial rocks and trees, interior and exterior signage, theatrical standees and other visual merchandising accents from Valley Monuments, Inc.'s design and fabrication manufacturing group. UPDATE: As with manufacturing operations throughout North America and the globe, our industry is undergoing a dynamic period of mergers, consolidations and closures. Although we previously included a variety of testimonials from our past and current clients on this page for review by visitors, it has become apparent that to continue our competitive advantage we felt it necessary to remove the majority of our testimonials here which referenced brand-specific clients. Thank you for your understanding! "...A faux rock to highlight a rugged or outdoorsy display" "There comes a time in most retail designers' professional lives when they need a rock. Not just any rock, but a good faux rock to highlight a rugged or outdoorsy display. (Valley Monuments, Inc.) creates a collection of realistic-looking rocks, boulders and even tree stumps. Made of construction-grade cast stone, the rocks and stumps can withstand the rigors of retail traffic, but are hollow and lightweight enough to be shipped via FedEx or other ground delivery service."Sources + Design Magazine www.SourcesAndDesign.com "These are worlds away from the cheap fiberglass kinds" "Tucked into the landscape, boulders make striking garden accents and focal points. But becauseeven a modest-size one can weigh 1,000 pounds or more, moving them is a job usually reserved for professionals. Now there's a lightweight option for do-it-yourselfers: cast stone boulders from (Valley Monuments, Inc.) in Oxnard, California. Ignore the off-putting name--these are worlds away from the cheap fiberglass kinds. The 50- to 60-pound beauties are made from construction-grade cast stone and are molded from real boulders collected in Arizona, California, and Nevada. We tucked our sandstone-colored rock under a New Zealand flax, heuchera, and rockrose, then nestled thyme around the front edge." Sunset Magazine
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