Make your address easy to spot with our House Numbers & Letters collection — a simple upgrade that improves curb appeal and helps
guests, deliveries, and emergency services find your home faster. Choose from popular finishes like Black, Oil Rubbed Bronze,
and Satin Nickel, plus common sizes like 4-inch and 5-inch for clear street visibility. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}
What you’ll find in this collection
House numbers: individual digits so you can build any address
Matching finishes: coordinate numbers with door hardware, lighting, and exterior accents
Common sizes: 4" and 5" options for different viewing distances and home styles :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}
Tip: For the cleanest look, align numbers in a straight line with consistent spacing, and mount them where they’ll be visible from the street (often near the front door,
garage, mailbox, or a porch post). If the area is shaded at night, pairing numbers with a porch light or sconce helps keep them readable after dark.
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House Numbers & Letters FAQ▾
Frequently Asked Questions
What size house numbers should I choose — 4" or 5"?
4-inch numbers are a great fit for many homes and closer viewing distances, while 5-inch numbers are easier to read from farther away or on larger façades.
Choose based on how far the street is from your mounting spot and how visible your home is at night. :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}
What finishes are available?
This collection includes popular finish options like black, oil rubbed bronze, and satin nickel so you can match exterior lighting and door hardware for a cohesive look. :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}
How are house numbers typically installed?
Many styles mount directly to wood, siding, masonry, or trim using the included hardware. For the best result, measure and mark a level guideline first,
then pre-drill if recommended for your surface.
Where should I mount my house numbers?
Place numbers where they’re clearly visible from the street — commonly near the front door, above/near the garage, on a porch post, or by the mailbox.
Avoid spots blocked by plants or shadows, and consider adding lighting for nighttime visibility.
How do I space multiple digits for a clean look?
Dry-fit the digits first, then keep spacing consistent between each number. Center the full address as a group (instead of centering each digit individually)
for a balanced, professional look.
