Enamel-house number with streetname blue/white

Every house needs to have a house number. For many decades it has traditionally been a house number made of enamel. Our enamelled signs are still produced in a small enamelling company in the Black Forest.

Even today there are many reasons to use enamel; a unique composite of glass and metal.

• Enamel colours do not grow pale. They are completely stable to light. Blue does not turn into grey, red stays red and white does not turn yellow. The colours of enamel signs have a permanent brilliance.
• The enamelled surface is hard as glass and very durable. By firing at around 800 degrees celsius a solid composite is generated. Formation of rust never happens.
• Enamel surfaces are exceptionally resistant against scratching and impacts. The glass-like surface is chemically stable and easy to clean - even dried-up varnishes, felt tip or wax crayon can be removed effortlessly.

Font

The numbers of the house number signs are stencilled i.e. slightly embossed. The font is a curved serife font. The street name is printed in offset printing and slightly fainter than the number. For our standard versions, we use block letters for the street name. The lettering can be made with an english handwritting at an extra charge (see Variants).

Variants

Our standard house numbers are made with a circumferential border, as illustrated. If desired they can also be supplied without border.

As special version we offer the signs in every desired colour combination and the colour (RAL) you chose. Please note that due to the production technique, the shade of the RAL colour can only be realised approximately.

Packaging and delivery

We ship with DPD as insured package, delivery costs Germany 6,80 € (+ possibly island surcharge), EU shipping: 17 €, non EU-countries: shipping costs on request.

Mounting instructions

Please ensure that all screws are hand-tightened, as the enamel surface may be damaged by the excessive force that a cordless screwdriver can exert.

Care instructions

The smooth enamelled surface has antistatic properties and a self-cleaning effect. Rain keeps the enamelled signs "naturally" clean. Anything that the rain does not wash away, can be removed with a wet cloth.