Question 1

What size house numbers do I need?

Accepted Answer

Use one inch of number height for every 10 feet from the street midpoint. Properties close to the curb work well with 4" or 5" numbers. Long driveways or setback properties need 8" or 10".

Question 2

What finish gives the best street visibility?

Accepted Answer

Choose a finish that contrasts sharply with your wall: light numbers on dark surfaces, dark numbers on light surfaces. Reflective and illuminated options are best where nighttime visibility matters.

Question 3

What font style is most readable from the street?

Accepted Answer

Thick, sans-serif fonts hold their shape at distance and in low light. Decorative and script styles lose legibility past 50 feet.

Question 4

Are the house numbers weather-resistant?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Cast aluminum, brass, and powder-coated metals resist rust and fading in all climates, including coastal environments.

Question 5

What mounting hardware is included?

Accepted Answer

Every order includes screws, anchors, and a drilling template where applicable. Floating and flush-mount hardware is included per style.

Question 6

Are these house numbers easy to install?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Mark, drill, and mount on wood, brick, stucco, or siding with basic tools. Full instructions are included.

Question 7

Do you offer floating house numbers?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Floating numbers sit slightly off the wall, casting a shadow that adds architectural depth and improves visibility. They are the most popular choice for modern exteriors. Shop floating house numbers.

House Numbers - Page 4

Sort & Filter

Filters