Architectural Mailboxes 3582DC-8 Brass 4-Inch Floating House Number, Dark Aged Copper "8"

Inexpensive and easy to install. I mapped out the hole locations on to a piece of paper, used a nail to transfer the hole locations to the wall and drilled the 3/16" holes. The numbers pushed in easily using my palm and are nice and tight.They are a bit darker than the stock photo (probably a reflection), so I took a few of my own.

We bought two sets of these these to match the house & the mailbox. Strangely, some of the numbers were free shipping & others weren't. With shipping costs it ended up being the same cost as what we'd get in the local big box store but these were more unique & I just liked these better. Contractor installed them so I can't comment on that part but they look great!

Although I was able to make these work, the metal numbers are cast and then threaded for the spike to mount into wood. Two of the four numbers I purchased weren't drilled or threaded. I was able to make one work by drilling and tapping but the other had a larger diameter hole than the threads on the spike. I had to use epoxy to hold it into place. They look great but were a pain to install due to these issues.

Quality product and easy to install.

Product is as described. Product is easy to install.