Number / House Number Sign

What it is

This is a single house number sign cut from aluminum alloy and finished in black. It measures 4 x 2.4 in (101 x 61 mm), a compact rectangle that reads clearly from the street or the end of a walkway. The face is flat and the edges are clean, so the number itself does the talking.

The sign is sold as single-piece, not a set. That matters if you only need to replace a missing digit or add a new one beside numbers you already have. Order the exact number you need from the options.

Size and number options

One size covers every number in the range. The table below shows the sign size and the numbers you can choose.

Each option is a different sign. The sign you receive shows only the number you select. It is not made for other numbers, so check your address before you order. If your house number has three digits, order three signs, one for each digit.

Color and finish

The sign comes in black. The dark face and the light cut of the number give strong contrast in daylight, which helps guests, delivery drivers and emergency services find you without squinting. The aluminum alloy body handles outdoor conditions, and the black surface wipes clean with a dry cloth.

How to fit it

Fitting takes a few minutes and a screwdriver. Two screws drive in from the front, through the sign and into the wall or door. The screws are included with the sign, so you do not need a trip to the hardware store.

A few notes that make the job easier:

• Mark your two hole positions with a pencil before you drill. A small level or a straightedge keeps the sign square.
• For wood, pilot holes prevent splitting. For masonry, use the correct wall plugs for your wall type, since plugs are not included.
• Drive the screws gently. Snug is enough. Over-tightening can mark the face.
• If you mount several digits, space them evenly and keep the tops aligned.

Front fixing means no hidden brackets and no hardware poking out behind the sign. The heads sit flush on the face, which suits a plain door, a gate post or a wall beside the entry.

Where it works

Use it as a house number by the front door, on a mailbox post, on a fence panel or on a garage wall. The aluminum alloy body handles outdoor conditions, and the black finish stays quiet against brick, siding, stone and painted wood.

Because the sign is sold singly, it also works well for small jobs: a new apartment door, a cabin, a shed or a back gate. Buy one for a single digit or several for a longer address.

Care

Wipe the sign with a dry cloth when dust or fingerprints build up. No polish or harsh cleaner is needed. A quick wipe now and then keeps the face sharp and the number easy to read.