House Numbers - Your address stays readable from the street after dark

Individual digits and letters cast in zinc alloy, 12.7 centimeters tall, finished in a clean black typeface. The included standoffs hold each character a few millimeters off the wall, which casts a soft shadow line behind it. Skip the standoffs and the character sits flush instead.

Why choose these house numbers?

A sticker on the window or a faded plate beside the door leaves drivers crawling down the street. Separate characters let you set your own height and spacing to suit the facade. Zinc alloy holds its shape outdoors and keeps its color far longer than molded plastic.

• Cast zinc alloy: handles rain, frost and summer heat without warping.
• 12.7 cm height: large enough to read from the road, restrained enough to suit the wall.
• Standoff mounting: the spacers lift each character clear for a shadow effect.
• Flush option: leave the spacers off and the character sits tight against the render.
• Digits, letters and a hyphen: build 12b or 45-A from single characters.

A house front no one has to drive past twice.

Mark the positions in pencil first and allow roughly half a character width between them. Fixings are in the box; pre-drill masonry and use plugs suited to your wall. Close to the coast the salt load is high, so the finish will age faster there.

Specifications

• cast zinc alloy
• 12.7 cm tall per character
• standoffs and fixings included
• sold as single characters

Put your number where visitors can actually find it.