House numbers are essential for a recognisable address. They help everyone find your home quickly. In this article, we’ll share everything you need to know about plastic house numbers, focusing on acrylic and ACP or aluminium composite panels (Dibond®). We’ll go over their benefits, how to install them, and showcase some inspiring examples.
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A house number is simply the number of your home, usually found on the facade or near the front door. Without house numbers, it would be difficult for anyone to find your home, which is not convenient if you are expecting a package or need to call for an ambulance! In the UK, local councils assign house numbers. Typically, the numbers run in order, but there can be exceptions. Importantly, you’re required to display your house number clearly.
For house numbers, acrylic and ACP (Alupanel/Dibond®) are top choices. They are long-lasting, weather-resistant, and versatile. At Plasticsheetsshop, we have these materials to create your perfect house number.
You may know acrylic by other names such as Perspex®. It’s extremely versatile and perfect for house numbers. Here are the key points:
Acrylic is a favourite for house numbers because it is so adaptable. You can easily customise it and bend it into various shapes, allowing for very creative designs. Since it’s UV-resistant, your house number will remain beautiful for years.
ACP, also known as Dibond®, consists of two thin aluminium sheets with a plastic core. This makes it perfect for house numbers:
ACP is ideal for a modern, sleek look. It can be mounted outdoors and remains perfectly straight. The brushed aluminium appearance gives your house number a little extra flair.
Plastic house numbers have many advantages over wood or metal:
At Plasticsheetsshop, we understand how important your house number is. That’s why we offer a wide range of top-quality plastics, ensuring you find the perfect material to match your style. Whether you choose versatile acrylic or modern ACP, your house number will not only be practical but also look fantastic.
At Plasticsheetsshop, we know that choosing plastic house numbers is not only aesthetically pleasing but also practical. Let’s take a closer look at the benefits:
At Plasticsheetsshop, we recommend the following products for house numbers:
Acrylic is perfect for a modern, clean look. It is highly versatile. Here are the key benefits:
Known as Dibond®, ACP is excellent for a stylish and robust appearance. It combines the strength of aluminium with the handy properties of plastic. The benefits include:
To inspire you, we’ve collected some examples of plastic house numbers created by our customers. These examples showcase the possibilities with acrylic and ACP.
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These examples demonstrate the versatility of plastic house numbers, from ultra-modern to classic and intricate. You’ll see how acrylic is perfect for clear, illuminated numbers and how ACP offers an industrial or contemporary look.
Installing plastic house numbers is straightforward. With the right tools, you can do it yourself. We know that proper installation is crucial for appearance and longevity, so we’ve created a clear step-by-step guide to help you. [PLACEHOLDER LINK TO STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE] In this guide, you’ll find information about:
We recommend reading through this guide before you start. This ensures your new house number is installed safely and correctly.
Our sheet calculator guides you through the ordering process step by step. This ensures you enter everything correctly. If you still have questions, feel free to call or email us. We are happy to help.
