Distinctions 844712 Upgraded 5 Black 5 Floating House Number 2

Great house numbers - Took us less than a half-hour to install all. They look great, have super readability.

Very easy to install and just followed the directions. If you do it correctly then they secure very well and a pain to get out so that’s a good thing knowing they’re gonna hold into the well very well. Nice modern look that’s noticeable. Nice and durable and so far they haven’t tarnished or discolored. Will update this review if anything changes.

Its nice, but it came with low quality pieces to float-attach it to what youd like, and one broke during installation. Im a handy guy and know what Im doing, I wasnt careless. Still, it gets 4 stars because the number itself is a nice piece. The little hole you can see in the first picture is where the piece that broke would have gone. Even though that happened, Id still buy again.

The numbers look goos, but the pegs are very poor quality. Of the nine pegs (I bought three numbers) three of them had a noticeable bend. The bend isnt a huge deal, since nobody is going to look at the pegs, but it does mean that you cant use the template. Thats right - dont use the template! 1. First attach the pegs to the numbers (no need to tighten much, as youll likely break them). 2. The use lipstick or something to mark the pegs. My wife wouldnt let me use her lipstick, so I used Nutella! 3. Carefully align the pegs on either the template, or if you know exactly where you want it, right onto the wall. I marked the templated, then taped them to the wall. 4. Now use a center punch on the lipstick or Nutella marks to create a starter hole in the wall. 5. Double check that the pegs align with the center punch holes. 6. Drill the holes. 7. Finally ensure that the numbers fit in the wall without any effort. You cannot break a peg on this step - if it doesnt enter without effort your holes are not aligned. 8. Remove the numbers, fill the holes with clear silicon and put the numbers back in place. Tape them there until the silicon dries. Hope this helps - good luck everyone! Ive attached a few photos to reenforce my main point - do not use the templates!

Great quality and love the design!

These were pretty, nice, and very easy to install. Read a lot of reviews saying they were hard, but I didn’t find that they were whatsoever. I just put the screws in the numbers, drilled the holes were I wanted them, then put clear silicone in the holes and put the numbers in there and Good to go! Easy as that.

I had already bought #s from local big box store when I found these, it was the same brand maker but this style was just sleeker and cooler. Then to my surprise they were a whole 1-inch larger! ...the surprise was because the price was the same so the it went unnoticed & just assumed to be the same. Youre given 2 ways to hang the #s and the extra option is to use Floating Architectural screws that holds them out away from the surface about 3/4 or so and the effect is awesome, it adds dimension and shadows but not bad shadows that make the large, pure black numbers difficult to see. No, just really unique. Who knew there could be so much to say about inexpensive address numbers but these so deserve the praise.

Looks great on the back of the house

The numbers look very nice after installation, just did not expect installation to take as long as it did. You will need to drill into the siding of your house unless you are placing them elsewhere. You are also going to need some type of clear caulking to keep the numbers in place if you plan on mounting the numbers to float. Once installed the numbers look great however, and will make your house standout from a regular number display.