Ribbon Deep Font House Numbers Sign
Product Description
Please note: The above photo shows only one of the available materials. Please click on the smaller photo to see what the other option looks like. Then, choose by selecting the option above and add the house number to your cart.
These Ribbon Deep font house numbers are delicately crafted and very easy to install. You can choose from either a satin aluminum or bronze finish. Pick from two different styles and a number of different sizes to enhance your home or business.
Choose either aluminum or bronze in 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, 15, or 18 inch sizes.
If you would like to order more than one metal house letter, add them to your shopping cart one at a time with the correct letter choice for each individual house letter.
This type of house number has threaded holes on backside and will be supplied with 3" pieces of (1/8" x 3" thread) threaded rod for use on masonry applications.
Directions for installation: Drill a 3/16" hole in masonry 3.5" deep. Apply either mortar or adhesive caulk into drilled holes. Attach rod (supplied) to back side of number, tighten with pliers. Push rods into holes. A slight bend of rods will aid in anchoring.
These Ribbon Deep font house numbers are delicately crafted and very easy to install. You can choose from either a satin aluminum or bronze finish. Pick from two different styles and a number of different sizes to enhance your home or business.
Choose either aluminum or bronze in 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, 15, or 18 inch sizes.
If you would like to order more than one metal house letter, add them to your shopping cart one at a time with the correct letter choice for each individual house letter.
This type of house number has threaded holes on backside and will be supplied with 3" pieces of (1/8" x 3" thread) threaded rod for use on masonry applications.
Directions for installation: Drill a 3/16" hole in masonry 3.5" deep. Apply either mortar or adhesive caulk into drilled holes. Attach rod (supplied) to back side of number, tighten with pliers. Push rods into holes. A slight bend of rods will aid in anchoring.
