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Housenumbers Com

Your address deserves better than stamped metal from a box store

Housenumbers Com retails made-to-order house numbers, letters, and plaques cut from 3 mm–6 mm powder-coated aluminium, brushed stainless steel, or raw Corten. Sizes run 150 mm–600 mm high; finishes include matte, gloss, and metallic. Prices sit mid-range: A$25 for a 150 mm raw aluminium numeral to A$220 for a 600 mm Corten plaque set. Sales are online-only through housenumbers.com.au; Australia-wide flat-rate shipping is offered with 5–10 business-day production. The brand’s configurator lets buyers preview typeface, size, colour, and mounting method in real time before checkout. Every piece is laser-cut in their Brisbane workshop, not resold from imports, allowing custom fonts, non-standard sizes, and architectural-grade fixings. Their “Corten rust-seal” option, which arrests corrosion at a uniform orange-brown, is frequently pinned on design blogs. Customers are architects, builders, and design-conscious homeowners refreshing façades or complying with council visibility rules. They value clean modern typography, local manufacture, and the ability to match number height to garage-door proportions or heritage colour palettes. Competitors include big-box hardware chains selling cheaper stamped aluminium digits and offshore eBay sellers offering low-cost acrylic. Housenumbers Com counters with thicker metals, 20+ powder-coat colours, custom spacing templates, and domestic turnaround, positioning itself as the go-to for spec-grade, architect-approved signage without import wait times.

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