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Love the house numbers? How tall are they and where did you get them?

Josefa LaFurney

12 years ago

This is an Ohashi Design...8712 are the numbers. Thanks!

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ODS Architecture
12 years ago
I think according to the planning and building code house numbers need to be a minimum of 5 inches tall and these were from customhousenumbers.com.
Josefa LaFurney thanked ODS Architecture
timglidden
12 years ago
looks great! any idea what type of wood and stain is on this?

i'm guessing its cedar?
PRO
ODS Architecture
12 years ago
Wood is VTK Canadian White Cedar, custom stain developed with the painter.
sjhou1
11 years ago
What color is the roof? And was wondering that the paint color + brand was.
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ODS Architecture
11 years ago
Address numbers were from Customhousenumbers.com, 5" high per planning code rules for minimum height of address numbers, you should check your municipality before ordering. Futura font, hollow aluminum or stainless steel numbers on stand-off studs mounted individually. Roof is standing seam metal ATAS #FLN187 2" field locked, smooth G90 galvanized steel, 24 gauge, painted Kynar 500 #20 "Slat Gray."

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