House Number Press

An address, composed in full

A house number is a collection of shapes before it becomes a mark on the wall. House Number Press treats each digit as a separate piece, with its own width, finish and mounting depth. A narrow one occupies less space than a four, so a complete address deserves more thought than multiplying one sample width.

The layout tool reads the selected digits in basket order, adds their actual widths and applies your chosen gaps. It compares that composition with the available surface and the address you intend to display. Repeated digits need their corresponding quantities; a product photograph represents a style rather than every character in the request.

Float pieces stand twenty millimetres from the wall, while Flush White sits close to the surface. Spare standoffs and an undrilled backplate support those mounting decisions. Check a full paper layout, the baseline and the wall material before any permanent holes are made.