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Material: Powder-coated mild steel, selected for durability and economical fabrication.
Built With Purpose
Signature House Number Specifications
Review the materials, measurements, lighting system, installation requirements, and what is included before ordering.
Product Details
Signature House Numbers are made as an individual, wall-mounted address-number set rather than a printed plaque. Each numeral is separately cut and spaced to create a clean architectural appearance.
- Available for addresses containing up to six numerals.
- Choose a matte-black or white exterior finish.
- Available without lighting, with warm-white backlighting, pure-white backlighting, or RGB multicolor lighting.
- Designed for exterior residential mounting on brick, stucco, siding, masonry, wood, or another suitable prepared surface.
- The displayed price covers the configured number set. Installation, wall repair, electrical work, permits, and specialty mounting are separate unless specifically included in writing.
Materials & Finish
- Primary material
- Fabricated mild steel
- Exterior finish
- Outdoor-rated powder coat in matte black or white
- Construction
- Individually fabricated numerals with concealed mounting hardware
- Illuminated versions
- Low-voltage LED components, rear spacing hardware, and concealed wiring exits
- Weather protection
- Powder-coated metal surfaces are intended for exterior use; cut edges, welds, and mounting points are sealed during fabrication
Steel gauge, fastener type, and mounting hardware may be adjusted by the fabricator for the selected height, wall material, wind exposure, and lighting configuration. Any production adjustment will preserve the selected visible size and finish.
Dimensions & Spacing
The selected size is the exact finished height of every numeral. Numeral width changes naturally by character—a “1” is narrower than an “8”—so total installation width depends on the address.
| Selected height | Typical numeral width | Typical wall projection | Recommended gap |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4 in. | 1.5–2.75 in. | 0.5–0.75 in. | 0.5–0.75 in. |
| 6 in. | 2.25–4.1 in. | 0.75–1 in. | 0.75–1 in. |
| 8 in. | 3–5.5 in. | 0.75–1.1 in. | 1–1.25 in. |
| 10 in. | 3.75–6.9 in. | 1–1.25 in. | 1.25–1.5 in. |
| 12 in. | 4.5–8.25 in. | 1–1.5 in. | 1.5–1.75 in. |
Planning the wall space: add the widths of the individual numerals, then add one recommended gap between each numeral. A final mounting template should be confirmed before drilling.
Lighting Specifications
Soft warm-white rear glow intended to complement warmer exterior fixtures.
Clean pure-white rear glow for a crisp, modern appearance.
Multicolor rear illumination with selectable colors and animated color effects, depending on the supplied controller.
- Illuminated numbers use a low-voltage lighting system.
- A concealed wire path and an accessible power location are required.
- A weather-protected power supply/controller location must be planned before installation.
- Electrical connection should be completed in accordance with local requirements by a qualified installer when applicable.
Installation Requirements
- Confirm placement. Verify visibility from the street, available wall space, and local address-display requirements.
- Identify the wall material. Brick, concrete, stucco, siding, and wood require different anchors and drilling methods.
- Plan power for LED options. Confirm a concealed wire route and protected transformer/controller location before drilling.
- Use a mounting template. Level and mark every numeral to maintain consistent spacing.
- Seal penetrations. Exterior wall penetrations should be properly sealed against moisture after mounting.
Because wall construction varies, universal anchors cannot be guaranteed for every property. The installer is responsible for selecting fasteners appropriate for the mounting surface and local conditions.
What’s Included
- Custom address numerals
- Selected powder-coated finish
- Standard concealed mounting hardware or mounting provisions
- Basic placement and care guidance
- Integrated LED lighting components
- Rear spacing/standoff hardware
- Required low-voltage power components appropriate to the selected lighting package
- Professional installation
- New electrical circuits or outlet work
- Wall repair, paint, masonry repair, or permit fees
- Removal of existing numbers
Care, Production & Order Notes
- Clean with a soft cloth, mild soap, and water. Avoid abrasive pads, harsh solvents, and pressure washing directly at seams or lighting components.
- Inspect mounting points and exterior seals periodically, especially after severe weather.
- Each address is made to order. Production timing is confirmed after the address, size, finish, lighting option, and mounting requirements are reviewed.
- Computer and phone screens can display finish and lighting colors differently. The customizer is a visual guide rather than a color-calibrated material sample.
- Final warranty, cancellation, and return terms are provided with the order confirmation because customized address numbers cannot normally be resold.
Designed as a Complete Build
The Signature Mailbox Specifications
Review the Signature’s construction, planning dimensions, finish system, optional illumination, installation requirements, and order details before requesting your final quote.
Product Details
The Signature is a freestanding modern mailbox built as a coordinated steel-and-wood structure. The mailbox body, wood-clad support, address display, flag, internal reinforcement, and anchoring provisions are planned together rather than assembled as unrelated decorative parts.
- Custom address numerals mounted to the wood-facing side of the structure.
- Powder-coated steel mailbox body with a functional access door and red carrier flag.
- Exterior wood cladding selected in the customizer and sealed for outdoor exposure.
- Address lighting is optional: no lighting, warm-white LED backlighting, or pure-white LED backlighting.
- Made to order for the selected address, finishes, lighting configuration, and installation site.
Materials & Construction
- Mailbox body
- Fabricated mild steel with welded or mechanically secured construction as determined by the approved shop drawing
- Steel finish
- Exterior-grade powder coat in the selected mailbox color
- Wood feature
- Exterior wood boards or panels in the selected finish, sealed on exposed faces and edges
- Address numerals
- Individually fabricated metal numerals with the selected finish and concealed mounting provisions
- Internal support
- Concealed steel reinforcement sized to support the mailbox body, wood cladding, hardware, and wind loading
- Hardware
- Exterior-rated hinges, latch or pull hardware, fasteners, mounting components, and red mailbox flag assembly
- Weather protection
- Powder-coated steel, sealed wood, protected wiring penetrations, and exterior-grade sealants at vulnerable joints
Final steel gauge, tube size, weld locations, fasteners, drainage details, and reinforcement are confirmed by the fabricator in the approved shop drawing. These concealed production details may vary without changing the approved visible design.
Dimensions & Proportions
The dimensions below are design-target planning dimensions for estimating space, fabrication, and installation. The final approved shop drawing controls production dimensions.
| Component | Nominal planning dimension | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Overall installed height | Approximately 48–52 in. | Final height must also satisfy carrier and local placement requirements |
| Overall visible width | Approximately 18–22 in. | Measured across the mailbox body and structural support |
| Mailbox body depth | Approximately 18–22 in. | Final compartment depth depends on the selected fabricated body and access hardware |
| Wood-clad support width | Approximately 8–12 in. | Measured across the visible wood face |
| Address numeral height | Approximately 3–5 in. | Chosen to remain legible while fitting the selected address on the wood face |
| Concrete footing | Site-specific; commonly planned near 12–18 in. square | Depth and reinforcement depend on soil, wind, utilities, and local requirements |
Why dimensions are finalized by shop drawing: address length, mailbox hardware, steel thickness, wood-board layout, anchoring, site grade, and local placement requirements can all affect the final build by a small amount.
Address Numbers & Lighting
Solid architectural address numerals with no electrical connection required.
Soft warm-white rear illumination designed to complement warmer exterior fixtures and wood tones.
Clean pure-white rear illumination for a sharper contemporary appearance.
Numerals are arranged vertically or as shown in the approved design on the wood-facing side of the mailbox support.
- Illuminated configurations use a low-voltage LED system with concealed wiring provisions.
- The transformer or power supply must be placed in a weather-protected, serviceable location.
- A concealed wire path should be planned before the footing is poured or the mailbox is permanently anchored.
- Timers, photocells, or compatible low-voltage controls may be added when included in the final written proposal.
- Electrical work must follow local requirements and should be completed by a qualified installer when applicable.
Mailbox Function & Placement
- The mailbox compartment is intended for standard residential mail delivery and includes a functional access door and carrier flag.
- Roadside placement, opening direction, setback, mounting height, and carrier approach must be confirmed for the property.
- The property owner is responsible for obtaining carrier, neighborhood, HOA, utility, permitting, and right-of-way approvals when required.
- The unit should not block sight lines, sidewalks, drainage paths, utility access, or vehicle clearance.
- Final location should be marked only after underground utilities have been identified.
Installation Requirements
- Approve the site. Confirm carrier access, property boundaries, utilities, grade, drainage, and any neighborhood restrictions.
- Prepare the footing. Excavate and form a reinforced concrete footing sized for the soil, wind exposure, and completed mailbox weight.
- Plan electrical access. For illuminated numerals, install a protected low-voltage pathway before anchoring the structure.
- Anchor and level. Set the concealed support or anchor assembly plumb, level, and securely fastened to the cured footing.
- Complete and inspect. Attach finish components, seal penetrations, test the door and flag, and verify lighting operation.
Installation conditions are property-specific. Footing size, anchor type, reinforcement, wiring method, and required permits must be selected for the actual site rather than assumed from the visual customizer.
What’s Included
- Powder-coated steel mailbox body
- Functional access door and red carrier flag
- Concealed structural support and fabrication provisions
- Selected exterior wood cladding
- Custom address numerals
- Selected LED number-lighting package when ordered
- Standard mounting and wiring provisions shown in the approved build plan
- Removal or disposal of an existing mailbox
- Concrete, excavation, delivery, installation labor, or crane/lift services
- Trenching, household electrical work, outlets, timers, photocells, or permits
- Utility locating, surveying, HOA or carrier approvals
- Landscaping, irrigation repair, sod, pavers, masonry, or site restoration
Care, Production & Order Notes
- Clean powder-coated steel with water, mild soap, and a soft cloth; avoid abrasive pads and harsh solvents.
- Keep the wood finish clean and dry, and renew the exterior protective finish when weathering indicates it is needed.
- Do not pressure-wash directly into door seams, lighting gaps, wiring penetrations, or wood joints.
- Inspect the flag, hinges, latch, fasteners, anchors, seals, wood surfaces, and lighting connections periodically—especially after severe weather.
- The Signature is made to order. Production begins after the address, finishes, lighting, site details, final price, and fabrication dimensions are approved.
- Natural wood varies in grain and tone. Digital previews and screens may not reproduce physical colors exactly.
- Final warranty, service, cancellation, and return terms are supplied with the written proposal because each unit is customized for a specific address and site.
Architectural Mailbox System
The Vista Specifications
Review the Vista’s construction, nominal dimensions, integrated lighting, installation requirements, and order details before submitting your design request.
Product Details
The Vista is a freestanding architectural mailbox pillar designed as a complete curbside feature—not a decorative sleeve placed over a standard post. Its body, mail compartment, address display, lighting channel, and anchoring system are planned as one coordinated build.
- Modern vertical pillar profile with an integrated mailbox compartment.
- Custom address numerals positioned for clear street visibility.
- Integrated warm-white or pure-white LED illumination; The Vista is not offered without lighting.
- Made to order for the selected finish, address, site conditions, and installation location.
- Final written pricing is confirmed after access, removal, power availability, soil/concrete conditions, and project location are reviewed.
Materials & Construction
- Primary structure
- Welded mild-steel pillar and internal support frame
- Exterior finish
- Exterior-grade powder-coated finish in the selected color
- Mailbox compartment
- Fabricated steel enclosure with weather-shedding top, access door, handle, and postal flag where required
- Address display
- Individually fabricated metal numerals with integrated rear illumination
- Lighting system
- Low-voltage exterior LED components routed through a concealed internal wiring channel
- Foundation connection
- Concealed base plate, anchor system, or embedded support selected for the installation surface
Visible proportions are controlled by the design. Steel gauge, reinforcement, weld details, fasteners, and anchor selection may be adjusted by the fabricator or installer to suit wind exposure, soil, concrete, and local requirements.
Nominal Dimensions
These are the current design-target dimensions used for planning and estimates. A final approved shop drawing should be issued before fabrication.
| Component | Nominal dimension | Planning note |
|---|---|---|
| Overall installed height | Approximately 48 in. | Measured from finished grade to the highest point |
| Main pillar body | Approximately 12 in. wide × 10 in. deep | Final depth may change with mailbox hardware and reinforcement |
| Mailbox compartment | Approximately 16–18 in. long × 8–10 in. wide × 9–11 in. high | Sized to accommodate a practical residential mail cavity |
| Address-number zone | Approximately 6–8 in. wide | Exact numeral height and spacing depend on the address |
| LED reveal / light channel | Approximately 1–2 in. visible reveal | Designed to produce an even vertical wash rather than exposed points of light |
| Concrete footing | Site-specific; commonly planned near 12–18 in. square | Depth and reinforcement depend on soil, wind, frost, utilities, and local code |
Why dimensions are listed as nominal: the visible design remains consistent, but concealed framing, the mail cavity, anchoring, and footing must be matched to the actual site. Final fabrication dimensions should be confirmed in writing before steel is cut.
Lighting Specifications
Soft warm-white illumination designed to complement warmer exterior fixtures and landscaping.
Clean pure-white illumination for a sharper contemporary appearance and maximum visual contrast.
- Low-voltage exterior lighting is concealed inside the pillar and address-number assembly.
- LEDs should not be directly visible from normal viewing angles; the design is intended to show reflected architectural light.
- A protected transformer/power-supply location and a concealed wire route are required.
- Timer, photocell, smart-plug, or compatible low-voltage controls may be added when specified in the final order.
- Electrical work must comply with local requirements and should be completed by a qualified installer when applicable.
Mailbox Function & Postal Considerations
- The mail door, interior cavity, handle, and flag placement are finalized during fabrication so the finished unit remains practical as well as architectural.
- Roadside placement, opening direction, height, setback, and carrier access must be checked for the specific property.
- Customer or installer is responsible for confirming any USPS, HOA, municipal, easement, or neighborhood requirements before fabrication and installation.
- Where carrier-served roadside mailboxes are regulated, final placement may need approval from the local Postmaster or delivery office.
Installation Requirements
- Confirm the location. Verify property lines, road setback, carrier access, visibility, drainage, and underground utilities.
- Review the existing site. Determine whether an old mailbox, concrete, irrigation, landscaping, or electrical work must be removed or relocated.
- Prepare the foundation. Excavate and install the footing/anchors appropriate for the soil and local conditions.
- Plan concealed power. Route low-voltage wiring and protect the transformer or controller from weather and accidental damage.
- Set, level, and seal. Secure the pillar, verify door and flag operation, seal penetrations, and restore the surrounding grade or landscaping.
A utility locate should be completed before excavation. Foundation size, electrical routing, and anchoring cannot be safely finalized from photos alone.
What’s Included
- Powder-coated steel pillar body
- Integrated mailbox compartment and access hardware
- Custom address numerals
- Selected LED lighting package
- Internal mounting and wiring provisions
- Foundation and anchoring method
- Transformer/controller package
- Removal of an existing mailbox
- Delivery and professional installation
- Landscape or concrete restoration
- New household circuits or major electrical work
- Permit, HOA, or postal-approval fees
- Utility relocation
- Extensive masonry, driveway, irrigation, or landscape repair
Care, Production & Order Notes
- Clean powder-coated surfaces with mild soap, water, and a soft cloth. Avoid abrasive pads, harsh solvents, and direct high-pressure washing at seams or lighting components.
- Periodically inspect the flag, hinges, handle, anchors, wiring seals, and exterior caulk—especially after severe weather.
- The Vista is made to order. Production timing begins after the finish, address, lighting, site details, final price, and approved fabrication dimensions are confirmed.
- Screen previews are visual guides; actual powder-coat and LED appearance can vary with daylight, surrounding materials, camera exposure, and monitor settings.
- Final warranty, service, cancellation, and return terms are provided with the written proposal because the unit is customized for a specific address and site.

