Roto-Plate Jr has a Big Brother, Roto-Plate 5x8 - FOR OUR CANADIAN NEIGHBORS - Recently we have been making a handful of this oversized Roto-Plate Jr’s for the guys that just don’t want to cut their License Plate down to the standard 4x7. These custom made Roto-Plate’s work just like the Roto-Plate and include an LED Bar to illuminate the license plate. Standard Roto-Plate mounts kits work with this bigger version and the clearances and fitments are all the same as the standard Roto-Plate.  Fill out the Contact Form and we will get you pricing and delivery info.

What’s Top Down Products All About?

Many companies say they deal in custom parts, but in reality very few truly do. All to often they are removed from the actual design and development of a product and only supply you with what they have on the shelf. Also, much of the product being offered is mass produced with limit or no quality control resulting in sub-par product with a cheap look and feel. Here at Top Down Products we are the ones responsible for the design, development and final quality control of every product that ships out our doors. We have the capabilities to deal in custom, unique, one-of-a-kind type projects. Our years of experience in product design and fabrication...(Read More...)

What’s the Meaning behind of "Top Down"?

Although you may be thinking it is about going topless, it actually has a little more meaning then that. "Top-Down" describes a process  of designing a product from the top (a vision of the final product) then working through the details to get to that final vision. Designs that follow this process are more likely keep the original vision intact with less compromises.

An alternate method of design is "Bottom-Up". And no, it’s not what you may be thinking..., it is where many smaller ideas are pieced together to form the final product. Unfortunately with the "Bottom-Up" process, a design  may or may not capture the final product vision. Although many take the "Bottom-Up" approach because of it's perceived simplicity, this process often takes longer, is more costly and, in many cases, does not meet the "final vision".