A chrome-plated house door number 8 with a sleek design, intended for use on various door types such as uPVC, timber, and composite doors.
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A chrome-plated house door number 8 with a sleek design, intended for use on various door types such as uPVC, timber, and composite doors.

House Door Numerals Numbers - Chrome Number 8 – Self Adhesive

UAPSKU: HS1699
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Price:
£3.99

Key benefits

  • Self-adhesive house numbers - easy stick-on application
  • Chrome or gold finish - matches modern door furniture
  • Sized for kerbside visibility - clear digit for postal use

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Description

3" / 75mm in height

5mm thick for extra durability

Salt spray tested to ASTM B117 for 480 hours

Suitable for all door types inc. uPVC, Timber and Composite

Colour matched screws supplied

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Frequently Asked Questions

Chrome house door numbers are used to clearly display your property number on your front door or exterior wall. They help visitors, deliveries, and emergency services identify your home more easily.

Yes, chrome door numbers are designed for external use and are typically made from durable, weather-resistant materials to maintain their appearance over time.

Yes, chrome house numbers are commonly suitable for uPVC, composite, wooden, and metal doors. Always check the fixing method and measurements before installation.

Most chrome door numbers can be installed using screws or adhesive fixings, depending on the product design. Proper alignment helps create a neat and professional finish.

House numbers should be placed in a visible, well-lit location where they can be easily seen from the street. To learn more, read: Where To Place Your House Door Numbers