Securit Antique 1 Door Number - Black

Securit Antique 1 Door Number. Material: Metal. Design: 1. Screw Holes. Available in Black.

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This guide is for homeowners looking for a classic and durable door number. The Securit Antique 1 Door Number in Black offers a traditional aesthetic and robust metal construction, providing a long-lasting and stylish house identification solution. A minor caveat is its specific screw-hole design, which may require precise alignment during installation.

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ColourBlack
Model Part NumberUTST8455
BrandB&Q

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FAQs

What material is the Securit Antique 1 Door Number made from?

The door number is constructed from metal, offering durability and longevity.

Does this door number come with screws?

The product description does not specify if screws are included. It is recommended to purchase suitable screws based on your mounting surface.

How large is the door number?

The specific dimensions are not provided in the product information, but it is designed as a standard single-digit door number.

Can this door number be used outdoors?

Yes, being made of metal with a black finish, it is designed for outdoor use and should withstand typical weather conditions.

What kind of maintenance does it require?

It requires minimal maintenance. Occasional cleaning with a soft, damp cloth is sufficient to keep it looking its best.

What does 'Antique' refer to in the product name?

'Antique' refers to the design style, which evokes a traditional or vintage aesthetic, rather than its age or condition.

Troubleshooting

Number is difficult to read from a distance.

Ensure the mounting surface provides adequate contrast. Consider adding external lighting if the area is poorly lit.

Screws do not secure the number firmly.

Use longer screws or appropriate wall anchors for your mounting surface. Ensure pilot holes are adequately sized.

Black finish appears to be fading.

This is unlikely with standard use but could occur in extreme UV exposure. Clean with a damp cloth and avoid harsh chemicals.

Drilling pilot holes causes damage to the surface.

Use the correct drill bit size for your material and drill slowly. For sensitive surfaces, consider using adhesive mounting strips (ensure they are suitable for outdoor use and the weight of the number).

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Adds a touch of classic style to your home's exterior.
  • Made from sturdy metal for excellent durability.
  • The black finish offers good readability against most backgrounds.
  • Simple installation process with pre-drilled holes.

Cons

  • Screw hole placement is fixed and may require precise marking.
  • Limited design options compared to modern alternatives.
  • May require specific screw types for secure mounting (not included).

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Determine the desired location for your door number.
  2. Hold the number against the surface and mark the positions of the pre-drilled screw holes.
  3. Using appropriate drill bits for your mounting surface (wood, brick, etc.), create pilot holes.
  4. Align the door number with the pilot holes and secure it using suitable screws (ensure screws are long enough for a firm hold but not so long they damage what's behind).

Compatibility:

This door number is compatible with most standard flat exterior surfaces, including wood, metal, and some rendered walls. Compatibility may be affected by heavily textured or uneven surfaces. It is designed for single-door applications.

Care:

To maintain its appearance, clean the door number periodically with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or solvents, which can damage the black finish. For surfaces where the number is mounted, ensure regular cleaning to prevent dirt buildup around the edges.