Bouldin House Numbers
$195.00
The Bouldin address plaque is one of our most unique and popular style address signs. It's made of 3/16" thick steel, with the address numbers offset to the bottom right corner of the plaque. The dimensions of the plaque are 13" high x 16" wide, with 4" numbers.
We build and deliver the plaque in clean raw hot rolled steel. Much like the grain in wood, this dark gray steel finish comes with a variety of heat marks from the raw steel cooling in the steel mill. Most people let this develop a handsome rust patina over time. The pictures show it at the tail end of this process as well as the raw steel look as we deliver it.
This is made with raw steel and WILL RUST!
The house numbers plaque is mounted using threaded standoffs which are included with every plaque. Four holes are drilled in the wall and the plaque is then installed with an adhesive to secure the standoffs within the wall holes.
Address plaques are custom items and all sales are final.
©Bold MFG
Installation Instructions PDF
We build and deliver the plaque in clean raw hot rolled steel. Much like the grain in wood, this dark gray steel finish comes with a variety of heat marks from the raw steel cooling in the steel mill. Most people let this develop a handsome rust patina over time. The pictures show it at the tail end of this process as well as the raw steel look as we deliver it.
This is made with raw steel and WILL RUST!
The house numbers plaque is mounted using threaded standoffs which are included with every plaque. Four holes are drilled in the wall and the plaque is then installed with an adhesive to secure the standoffs within the wall holes.
Address plaques are custom items and all sales are final.
©Bold MFG
Installation Instructions PDF
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House number sign is so cool! It’s exactly what I wanted. It’s heavy and large - make sure you measure because it’s larger than I expected.
Installed into brick and mortar, the instructions were clear. Hardest part was drilling into the brick so try to plan for mortar on all 4 bolts. Instructions say to use a 3/8” bit but you might be concerned that the bolts for the numbers are closer to 1/4”. Do not be concerned, it works out when you use glue to fill the holes.
