House number Old English 7

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Floating HOUSE NUMBER Old English 7 Modern acrylic design, rust free and weather proof. Get it here: !
Old English 7 Medieval Style House Number A house number says a lot about a house, offering the first impression of every home adding to its personality. JustHouseSigns Old English door number series, blends a medieval, traditional style with contemporary materials, perfect for everything from country farmhouse to gothic build. The Old English typeface was developed in the 1990’s based on Caslon Black, an 18th century typeface that combined medieval and Victorian period design attributes, bringing a true period feature to your home entrance. These made to order signs are produced in Scotland, UK using high precision laser cutter technology and top-quality materials. House numbers are made from 3mm thick premium acrylic. All necessary fixtures and fittings are included along with easy-to-follow step-by-step instructions to make installation a simple exercise. Your house number, once installed will appear to float, creating a 3D shadow effect, due to the use of hidden stand offs which suspend the house sign plaque approximately 20mm from your chosen wall or door. All materials used are fully recyclable and synthetic, which has the benefit of being long lasting, weather-proof, UV protected and rust free. Every number can be used internally or externally on brick and masonry (using plugs), or be fitted to wooden walls (without plugs). 'Old English' series is available in 17 colours and 3 Sizes (small: 150mm/15cm/5.9inches, medium: 200mm/20cm/7.8inches, large: 250mm/25cm/9.8inches).All numbers and letters can be used in combination, e.g., House Number 42b, so if you need more than one digit, search 'Old English' by JustHouseSigns. JustHouseSigns offer a suite of house number and personalised door plaque options, with each range selected to create a different style so that you can select the design to suit you. Check out our other ranges: ‘Arial’, 'Avenida', 'Bauhaus', ‘Bookman’, 'Broadway', ‘Celtic’, ‘Futura’, ‘Lucida’, 'Old English', ‘Station’ or ‘Tahoma'