Atlas Homewares RCN1-O 5.375-Inch Mission House Number-1, Aged Bronze

Oh, so cute! I'm so glad I chose these numbers for my house. They look very nice, and add some style. They are big enough to be seen from a fair distance, and they are unique looking, and add just the right touch. I'm happy with this purchase.Update: Years later, I am still happy with this product. They're cute, a little quirky and different, and they do what they are supposed to do. No regrets. If this style suits you, I highly recommend them. Also, I live by the ocean, and metals here rust easily, and there is absolutely no rust on these at all. Very nice, good quality, and I'm still loving them.

These numbers are beautiful. Substantial, three-dimensional, and went up easily. I've gotten compliments from neighbors and thanks from the UPS delivery people!

I like the look, but the hardware is cheap. They come with flathead screws and while using a screwdriver, one was damaged during installation, another snapped in half. Don't go Rambo using a drill on these. Go easy and make sure you have extra screws.

When I received these in the mail I was really happy to see how great they look, and how large they are. Just a bit higher than your average house numbers, and heavier weight. Worth the money! Good quality.

Sure these numbers are pretty. But dear god, do not buy these numbers because they are spawn of satan. I would like 10 minute alone with the incompetent "design" person who came up with the details on these numbers.The screw holes are not centered on most of the numbers, so you can't just find the center of the post to mark your drill hole pilot sites.The number width isn't a nice easy round number to work with (there's no 3", it's more like 3-3/16"). Again, a pain itn e behind to work with when trying to measure placement.And one of the screws broke off at the screw head as we were putting the first number up. The entire stem of the screw was buried in the wooden post, but the screw head popped off and disappeared into the shrubbery, never to be seen again. Rather than digging out the broken screw and filling the hole, waiting another day for the wood filler to dry so we could redrill a new hole (after trying to find a new matching decorative screw?! Good luck with that!), we decided to use construction epoxy to attach the bottom part of the number. We'll see tomorrow how well that worked when we pull off the tension strap we've got holding it on while the epoxy dries.Plus,. the screw heads are slotted for flathead rather than phillips, making it a little chancier for screwing in.This is a very poor quality product, and I wish someone had warned me before I purchased these. The charming mission look is not anywhere close to compensating for the hassle of putting these awful numbers up.

This was the second time I ordered house numbers (first set purchased last year for garage, this year for the house. Garage set is great, all numbers 567 were well made and I used the advice posted to get new screws). Both times ordering the number seven in the last month have seen the number without any pre-drilled holes to mount the number to the house. The manufacturer did not finish drilling them. I am not going to finish what should be done in the factory and mess up the finish attempting to make the number work. Both times the seller has been great and accepted the return no problem. I am just frustrated about getting my house numbers up.

The number looks good but the screws that came with it are weak and easily snap in half. When I screwed it in, the screws broke. I ended up glueing the number on.

I was thrilled to find these! Restoration hardware has similar ones that are more than twice as expensive. To be honest, I liked the look of these better for my arts and crafts/mission style home. They were easy to mount, and they look great up close as well as from the street.

Well made. From the picture it looks like it might be stamped metal, but its actually cast and very sturdy. The colour is consistent. Just be careful with the install--the screws (slot) are painted and can chip easily. Because of the unusual shape of the numbers, lay out their placement on graph paper first and then transfer the location of screw holes to your wall.

Well made. From the picture it looks like it might be stamped metal, but its actually cast and very sturdy. The colour is consistent. Just be careful with the install--the screws (slot) are painted and can chip easily. Because of the unusual shape of the numbers, lay out their placement on graph paper first and then transfer the location of screw holes to your wall.