4 Inch House Numbers LED, Modern Address Signs for Homes | by JELSCO (6/9, Arial Stainless)

So nice. Put it on my mailbox.

I really like the finished product but it took some imagination and skill to install this. You need electrical experience if you want it hardwired into your power using low voltage driver (sold separately). We installed a photo cell as well on the fascia of our house so it turns off during the day but on at night.One design issue is the wiring sticking out of the back. I requested extra rubber stoppers from the seller (THANK YOU!), which have a hole in the center to run the wire. This allowed the wires to be hidden. If you look at other photos, you can see wire running out of the back, but not in ours.Be sure NOT to install these numbers flush or the numbers won't produce as much illumination. To address this and the wires, we mounted the numbers onto a board that matches our trim. We routed a trough on the backside for the wires to run, which allows the board to lay flush against the siding.I love the concept and the finished product. Have fun creating!

I finally bought my own house, so I've been studying interior designs. I must say, I approve of this house number sign. I love it because it's simple yet classy. It goes with the minimalist design that I want. The quality is also good, and it seems like it can last long. And lastly, it's easy to read even by a far distance. It's also LED so you can see it at night too. So the overall design is 10/10.

Tricky to install but great finished product.

I am returning this because it is much too small. They do not give the actual dimensions anywhere on the specs, only the dimensions of the package it arrives in. The item itself (#7) is only 2.5" wide and just shy of 4" tall. It appears to be of good quality, and I am ordering a larger size. That would be easier if they included the real measurements!

These numbers look good & they appeared to be well made, at first. They mount using long pointed pins that screw into metal inserts that are press fit into the plastic diffusers that cover the back of each number. If you are mounting in masonry, as I did, & you use the included plastic anchors, you will probably break the diffuser trying to get the pin into the anchor. The pins are too large in diameter to fit into the anchors if the anchors are restrained from opening. Solution- Get your own anchors & drill them out or cut them shorter so that the pins go in without too much force.

I was looking online for numbers signs like this, and this was just the best one for me. It's LED, which means it would be bright, and it's big enough to see from a far distance. It looks fancy too. I installed it at my door as soon as it arrived.

These light-up address numbers are great. Very stylish, well constructed, easy to use. I was stumped on how to route the wires, but my electrician ran them behind the stucco. They're bright and easy to read at a distance.