Wade and Nolan Nicholson  from TrimLine  look on as Rob Novak  shows how name plate will be displayed. Far right, 2015 Games CEO  Stu Ballantyne – (photo 250news)

Prince George, B.C – At first glance  the two structures in the lobby of the Prince George Civic Centre look like waves of wood.

Made of  pieces of 2×4 lumber,  all donated by  the Novak Family the owners of Dunkley Lumber,  the wall will be a legacy piece for the  City.

For just $100  a  customized plaque will be placed on the wall.

“Initially  we had hoped to sell 5,000 plaques” says Games CEO Stu Ballantyne,  “But these two pieces have been designed  to handle 3,000 plaques, maybe some day it can expand.”

While  the wall has been many months in the planning and design  stage,  the construction  on site has taken four days “This is a  bit of  a dream for the Games.  Rob Novak the Novak family  and Dunkley Lumber  were really supportive from the get go.”

If  you are interested in purchasing a plaque  you can  find out more  by clicking here.