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Modern House Number Just For You
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Modern House Number !!!
When you go to a new friend’s house for the first time, what’s the first thing you look at? The numbers, of course. House numbers may seem like a small thing, but they’re so crucial to first impressions. So, decoration way with this Modern House Number will identify your house to the world — and show off your style, too. Buy it now!
- Clear and easy to read
- Made with weather-resistant zinc
- Hardware and mounting instructions included
- Tools needed: Drill and drill bits, clear silicone caulk, small adjustable wrench, center punch and hammer, razor knife
- Tip: hand tighten the screws onto the number, pre-drill your installation hole
Black 127mm (5") Height Modern House Number #0-9
Could be installed on Plaque, Wood, Door, Wall, Mailbox, etc.
Made by Zinc Alloy and Anti-rust!
Displaying your address on your house or mailbox post prominently!
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*Note: We sell only numbers, don't have alphabet currently. And the wood board is not included.
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House facts
CATS AND DOGS
The phrase “It’s raining cats and dogs” has several different origin theories. One is that when houses used to have thatched roofs, pets and other small animals (squirrels, groundhogs, etc.) used to nestle into the straw for warmth. When it would rain, however, the straw would become slippery and the animals would slide out, creating the illusion that it was literally raining cats and dogs.
CLAY TILES
Clay tiles have been used by nearly every civilization as a roofing material, but the idea can actually be traced back to as far as 10,000 B.C. to those in China and the Middle East.
RED FRONT DOORS
A red front door has been a symbol for many different things. In early American tradition, a red door meant “welcome.” Similarly, in the Chinese Feng Shui philosophy, a red door is known to create a welcoming energy. In Scotland, homeowners paint their front doors red when they’ve paid off their mortgage, and in Biblical times, a red door symbolized protection from the Angel of Death.
LIGHTNING
Many people believe that metal roofs are more likely to be struck by lightning, but that’s not true. Although metal does conduct electricity, it doesn’t actually draw lightning. Instead, lightning will search for the highest object in the area.
HOUSEWARMING
The term “housewarming party” comes from the literal tradition that used to occur before electricity. Every time a person built or bought a new home, guests would bring firewood as gifts and light fires in the home’s fireplaces. This not only “christened” the house, but was said to ward off evil spirits.
HOME SWEET HOME
The majority of homeowners tend to stay in their homes for around six years before moving.
THRESHOLDS
When straw was used to cover slate and stone floors in order to keep them cold, homeowners had to find a way to keep the straw inside when the front door was opened. To do so, they built a wooden floorboard in the doorway in order to “thresh” (or separate) the straw from the outside. This became known as a threshold.
EASTER ISLAND
The people of Easter Island have a word, “tingo,” which means to slowly take all of your neighbor’s possessions by borrowing one at a time and never giving them back.