Bronze house numbers

A bronze house number gives your façade a warm look, classic or modern. Choose the antique bronze of Merum and Wieler, or the copper-coloured bronze of Kemp.

Which bronze house number should you choose?

  • Kemp · 15 cmModern aluminium, 1 cm thick, in a warm, copper-coloured bronze shade, for floating or flat mounting.
  • Merum · 10 cmClassic digits with serifs and elegant curves, made of zinc. You screw them on directly.
  • Wieler · 15 cmClassic zinc digits with round curves, for the façade. You screw them on directly.

Antique bronze or copper-coloured

Merum and Wieler have an antique bronze finish: a dark bronze shade with lighter, warm highlights. Kemp Bronze is lighter and warmer, with a copper-coloured sheen. Looking for a house number with a copper look? Choose Kemp Bronze.

Where does a bronze house number fit best?

Bronze looks great on red brick, wood and light cladding, and suits a home with a rural, classic or industrial character. Together with a black or bronze outdoor light and a wooden front door, it creates a warm whole.

Frequently asked questions about house numbers

What is the difference between Merum and Wieler?

Both are classic and made of zinc. Merum is 10 cm high with serifs and elegant curls, lovely on a door or letterbox. Wieler is 15 cm high with round curves, for the façade.

Can the house numbers withstand the weather outdoors?

Yes. Stainless steel, aluminium and zinc are rust-free, so your house number stays looking good outdoors. A soft, damp cloth is all you need to keep it clean.

Are the fixings included?

Yes, each digit comes with what you need to mount it: threaded rods or screws, wall plugs and, where needed, spacers or an installation template.

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