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Architectural House Numbers, Address Plaques, & Mailbox Numbers
Cool House Numbers
Buy Sign Letters--This online store sells a huge selection of aluminum house numbers, sign house numbers, metal house numbers, brass house numbers, bronze house numbers, copper house numbers, stainless steel house numbers, cast aluminum house numbers, cast bronze house numbers, plastic house numbers, acrylic house numbers, foam house numbers and Greek alphabet house letters for fraternity or sorority houses or offices. You will be amazed at what they offer. The web is so cool. www.BuySignLetters.com Design with in Reach sells house numbers based on the font that architect Richard Neutra used in his MidCentury Modern buildings. They stand away from the surface and are perfect for a contemporary home or for contrast on a traditional house. The stainless steel spacers make it look like the house numbers are floating above the surface. Not cheap at $68 each but they make a big design statement. www.dwr.com Dard Hunter Style house numbers are good for a arts and crafts look. They come in brass, aluminum, and powder coat paint in black. They mount with just nails or screws. www.crafthome.com Post Style House Numbers--Whitehall makes a post to place at the end of the driveway on which you can put your home's address to make it easy on guests and delivery trucks. It comes in white, bronze, and black. They sell you peel and stick numbers to go on it. www.bestnest.com Solid Copper House Numbers--Made by Chaenomeles as 4 1/2 inch solid copper numbers wielded to a bar with legs that you can drive into the ground. The pieces are custom made and take a few weeks for delivery. Pricey. www.chaenomeles.com Round Plaque House Numbers--place into the lawn with two 18 inch stakes. The cast aluminum piece can hold up to five characters or numbers. www.intimategardner.com Tile House Numbers
Tips: To get an idea how the numbers you are thinking about using can be seen from the street or by passing vehicles, try using your computer's printer to print them on cardstock or paper. Cut them out and use some tape to position them where you are considering. You may find that you need to move them so they are not hidden by a tree, another part of your house or you may find that you want them to be bigger. Numbers should be at least three or four inches tall. If they are not lit then make sure they are covered with a reflective material so they will be lit up by passing headlights. You sure do want the police or fire dept to be able to see them easily if ever needed. Avoid hard to read or script fonts. Script house numbers drive people crazy when they are looking for an address. And remember that if you put house numbers on your front door that a storm or screen door might cover them later.
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