Heritage House Numbers

house number 26 with oak motif       house number 53 with rose motif      house number 79 with vine motif      house number plaque 18
Please click on above plaques for details about each design.

These house number plaques are cast by hand in resin bronze and available in a plain design or choice of three decorative motifs - oak, rose and vine. Each plaque has an attractive, raised rope-twist border and will accommodate 1, 2 and sometimes 3 numerals.

If you require four or more numerals, a number and street name, or house name and number you may wish to consider the Heritage house signs as in the examples below.

house plaque with oak frieze and number 3965      house plaque with rose frieze and address 120 richmond house      house sign with rose frieze and address 73 high street


 

Foliate House Number Signs

 house plaque with modelled ivy design and number 159      house plaque with ivy design and number 2
For more details see Ivy house numbers

The ivy design number plaques from our Foliate series of house signs are also hand made in cold-cast bronze and available in large or small. The leaves and berries are modelled in sculptural relief which is enhanced with an applied patina.

Again, if you need a house or street name as well as the number consider the Foliate house plaques, examples of which are below.

house sign with rose design and address 5 Rodbourne Farmhouse      house sign with modelled vine design and address 82 Fairview Drive


 

Resin Slate Number Plaques

slate housenumber 62
For more details see slate house numbers

House number plaques cast in resin and slate composite, available in 8.5 inches (215 mm) and 12.75 inches (322 mm) wide . The dark slate background gives an excellent contrast to the white numerals.

Below, some house number / name examples using resin slate house signs.

slate house sign with address 2 Wallend Cottages      slate house sign with address 8 Millway Avenue


If a dwelling has a number it should be used as it is a legal requirement in the UK to display a house number prominently so that it can be seen from the road (Town and Improvement Clauses Act 1847). A Local Authority could bring proceedings against a householder who fails to do so.

Triskaidekaphobia! - would you buy a home with the house number 13

Annoyed at being unable to find an address? - see one man's campaign to encourage properties to display a house number