5 in. Antique Brass Floating House Number 9

This product is mounted with screws. There is not a tutorial for installation.

I didn't have any problems installing the 4 numbers that I bought. Figuring out how I wanted to arrange them and then measuring all of the marks probably took the most time. If I'm recalling correctly, you will need a drill. I'm happy with the results. Good luck!

Yes, you can install these numbers onto stucco with the correct adhesive.

Hi Sandy, our house numbers are able to be installed either flush against the wall or you may leave the mounting screws partially out of the holes for a floating number effect. Whichever style you prefer! Either method will not show any screws or holes in the house number. Thank you for reaching out.

Hello, here are the instructions for the both 4" and 5" Floating House Numbers: Manually screw the blunt ends of the included screws into the back of the house number as shown in the figure. Mark the wall at the desired location using the number with attached screws as a guide. For wood walls, drill a 3/16” pilot hole at each marked location. For stone, concrete or stucco walls, drill a 5/16” hole to a depth of 1-1/2” at each marked location and push the included plastic anchors completely into the holes. 4 Manually push the number into the holes or anchors. If necessary, gently pound the number into place being careful not to damage the number surface. Optional: Leave the screws partially out of the holes or anchors for a floating number effect.

Hello, we are not familiar with anyone who has done this previously. Sorry about that!!

Hello, Thank you for reaching out! You can find the 5 In. Black Floating House Number 4 at this link: http://www.homedepot.com/p/Architectural-Mailboxes-5-In-Black-Floating-House-Number-4-3585B-4/205602580?MERCH=REC-_-PIPHorizontal1_rr-_-205602577-_-205602580-_-N. Please feel free to reach out if you have any further questions or concerns at 310-374-5700 or at support@architecturalmailboxes.com. Thank you!

Hi Shelly, our 5 In. Black Floating House Numbers are forged from brass with a black painted finish.They may be painted, although it would void the warranty. Our house numbers are able to be mounted using the included hardware by following these instructions: Manually screw the blunt ends of the included screws into the back of the house number. Mark the wall at the desired location using the number with attached screws as a guide. For wood walls, drill a 3/16” pilot hole at each marked location. For stone, concrete or stucco walls, drill a 5/16” hole to a depth of 1-1/2” at each marked location and push the included plastic anchors completely into the holes. Manually push the number into the holes or anchors. If necessary, gently pound the number into place being careful not to damage the number surface. Optional: Leave the screws partially out of the holes or anchors for a floating number effect. Installation instructions and hardware are included with all of our house numbers. Thanks for reaching out!

Hi Eileen, if you would like to have a set of house numbers that read "18166" in our 5 in. Antique Brass Floating House Numbers, you will have to purchase each number separately. You may do so by choosing the "Character" in the drop down menu under "Choose Your Options". Thanks for reaching out and don't hesitate to contact us again should you have any further questions!

Hello, Thank you for reaching out! At this time, Architectural Mailboxes does not produce letters to match our house numbers. Please feel free to reach out if you have any further questions or concerns at 310-374-5700 or at support@architecturalmailboxes.com. Thank you!