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Faux Tile House Number Address Sign

Faux Tile House Number Address Sign - Imitation tile address sign is actually acrylic plastic in an earth tone color designed to have the appearance of real tiles. It is not individual tile pieces but rather one piece with the three numbers together. You can also use letters, 1/2 numbers, and special characters like # not commonly found with real tile signs.

Displays up to three 3" numbers, letters, or special characters.
Lightweight, thin, yet very durable address sign made in the USA from materials manufactured in the USA. Designed to provide years of service. This plaque is just slightly more than the thickness of a penny.
Fabricated from sturdy UV-stabilized 1/16" thick laminated acrylic plastic. The acrylic plastic used in our signs is highly engineered and not the same plastic used in toys or cheap home products.
Decorative tile style border accents above and below the numbers.
Numbers, border, and character separators are permanently engraved into the sign during the production process, not painted or printed on.
Beige color with chocolate brown characters.
Dimensions: 9"W x 4"H x 1/16". If you order with only two digits the width will be less. If you require more than 3 digits please contact us with your house number for a quotation.
Two 3/16" diameter mounting holes. Stainless steel mounting screws included.
Custom made for you in USA.
One year manufacturer's warranty.
Comfort House M0033.

Testimonials

(Comfort House site testimonial) Our first one of these ordered from Comfort House 10 years ago would not warm up like it once did. Very pleased that it lasted for 10 years being on the bed for about 6 months every year, washed and stored for the summer. Didn't hesitate to order the same again and am amazed at the difference. Turn it one preheat about 1/2 hour before bedtime and then usually turn it off. So nice to crawl in a toasty warm bed every night. One note, it really does get hot on preheat, so use caution with older folks or children. Carol- Rocky Mount, VA February 1, 2019