Standard House Numbers

Standard Individual House Number

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House address numbers are made of rust-free recycled aluminum. Several sizes. The numbers and letters are 3/16" thick and are very durable and do not bend. Mounting screws are included. These numbers are made of durable, light aluminum. Double-click on the small chart below the main image to view the sizes.

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* Made of rust-free recycled aluminum

* Paints are specially formulated to withstand adverse weather conditions

* Handmade

* Manufacturer's warranty (defects, workmanship): 1 year

* Cannot be returned or exchanged, per Manufacturer's policy

* Made in USA

* Ordering instruction: Add one number or letter to the cart and repeat to add another.

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Aluminum House Numbers & Letters

I had been looking for these everywhere. It is very difficult to find metal letters. Everyone has numbers at this price but not letters. They are very good quality too

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Reviewed by: BC from WA on 8/20/2013

Standard letters

Perfect. Just what I needed. Didn't expect them to look this nice!

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Reviewed by: TH from IL on 3/8/2013

Q: How wide are the 6" numbers?

Asked by: LawProf - 9/10/2023

A: Hi there. A chart with height, width, and depth of each number is available in the product photos.

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Answer provided by: Gray (9/11/2023)

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Q: How to mount to brick?

Asked by: JewDee - 11/22/2022

A: If you plan on mounting your address plaque on brick or stucco, we recommend purchasing anchors and screws at your local hardware store. Measure the sign and determine how far apart the screws need to be to adhere the sign to the wall. Mark pencil points on the wall where the screw holes are. Hold a level at the points to ensure that the sign will hang straight. Insert a masonry bit in the drill. Drill a hole on the pencil marks on the brick wall. Insert a lead masonry anchor into each drilled hole. Fasten the sign to the wall using screws.

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Answer provided by: arwendover1 (11/23/2022)

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