MAKROLON House Numbers - House Number Sign - Modern House Number for Outside with Floating Style 5 Inch Height House Numbers (2)

Bought these to replace the old numbers that were dripping rust. These are perfect - stylish - easy for people to read. They really stand out. Highly recommend.

I bought these for my last house and will be getting them again for my new place. Super easy to install

Nice shine and look. Easy to see at night.

I’m making an address sign and needed a set of numbers that could be installed as offset from the base and could withstand the elements. These for the bill perfectly.I predrilled holes for the screws and put a dab of clear silicone in the holes before the screws went in to aid in permanency and water protection for the wood.My advice for installation is to pre plan your installation carefully before you drill or screw or hammer anything. Screw the bolts in the back of the number and place the number where you want it to ultimately be installed, double and triple check your placement. Once you found the right spot give a gentle tap on the number to mark tiny divots where you’ll make your drill holes. I have the luxury of a drill press but if you do not, I suggest buying some stop collars for your drill bits if you’ll be drilling holes by hand so you don’t drill too deep. Once your holes are drilled use a pair of pliers to screw the bolts into the numbers, slide the offsets on the bolt, then using a rubber mallet tap the number into the board. I put a cloth over the number and a board over the cloth and used a mallet to tap it into the wood. Just preplan everything and take it slow and it should be an easy install for you.

Great product, easy to install and made well. Would definitely buy again. It makes a big difference in curb appeal. Would recommend

Good for the money

The product itself is very nice and as described. It’s durable and not too difficult to install. However, I gave 4 stars due to how it’s installed. You don’t actually screw the numbers into the wall. You drill a hole, set a plastic anchor, then sort of push the screw part into the anchor. A little odd. Seems to hold well so far, though.

Better than stick up numbers. Like the appearance