Your house numbers are one of the first things visitors, delivery drivers, and emergency services see when they approach your entrance. A clear, stylish display of your street name and number ensures your property gets the attention it deserves — and helps people locate your home with ease. Dagood's range of modern house numbers and outdoor house numbers is designed to create a beautiful, lasting impression while making your address visible from the street.
All Dagood house numbers Australia-wide are self adhesive house numbers — simply peel and stick with no drilling or screws required. Easy to install in seconds with no tools needed. Whether you're looking to buy house numbers in stainless steel for a premium look, choose acrylic house numbers in a clean matte finish, or explore affordable vinyl decal letterbox numbers, there's a perfect style and size to match any home. Shop the full range of metal house numbers and stick on house numbers from $3.90, shipping Australia-wide Monday to Friday.
Steel vs Acrylic vs Vinyl Decal
Dagood offers three materials for adhesive house numbers, each crafted from quality products designed for Australian weather conditions. Choose from the options below.
316 stainless steel house numbers are the most durable option. Made from marine-grade 316 stainless steel (brushed stainless and gold finishes) or powder-coated galvanised steel (black and white finishes), these metal house numbers resist rust, corrosion, and UV damage. Once installed, they bring a sleek, premium look to any facade and are the best choice for coastal homes or anywhere long-term durability matters.
Acrylic house numbers offer the widest size range — from compact 50 mm letterbox numbers right up to bold 200 mm outdoor house numbers. The matte acrylic finish delivers a clean, modern design that pairs well with contemporary architecture. These are lightweight stick on house numbers with strong self adhesive backing.
Vinyl decal numbers are the most affordable option, starting from $3.90 per number. Made from UV-resistant commercial-grade vinyl, they apply flat to any smooth surface and work especially well on letterbox faces, glass, and painted surfaces.
Choosing the Right Size
The right size depends on where you plan to mount your house numbers and how far away they need to be visible. Here's a general guide.
Size
Visibility distance
Typical use
50 mm
Up to 5 m
Letterbox faces, small signs
75 mm
Up to 10 m
Letterboxes, fence panels
120 mm
Up to 15 m
Front walls, fences, pillars
150 mm
Up to 20 m
Street-facing walls, entrance pillars
200 mm
20+ m
Large properties, commercial buildings
For standard residential letterbox numbers, 75 mm or 120 mm is the most popular choice. If your home is set back from the street or you want your address visible from passing cars, 150 mm or 200 mm outdoor house numbers provide greater readability at a distance. All numbers and letters are included as individual characters sold separately, so you can arrange your address exactly how you like.
Colours & Finishes
Dagood's modern house numbers are available in Black, White, Gold, and Brushed Stainless Steel (steel range only). All steel and acrylic house numbers feature a slimline profile for a sleek, contemporary finishing touch. Black and white stick on house numbers suit most homes, while gold and brushed stainless finishes enhance your facade with a premium accent. Personalise your entrance by pairing numbers with a custom house sign or address decal to elevate your home's street appeal.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size house numbers do I need?
For letterbox numbers, 75 mm is the most common size. For front walls or fences visible from the street, 120 mm is a popular choice. If your home sits more than 10 metres from the footpath, consider 150 mm or 200 mm for clear visibility. Installation is simple — see the size guide above for detailed visibility distances.
How do I attach self adhesive house numbers?
All Dagood house numbers are stick on house numbers with strong adhesive backing. Simply peel the backing, position the number on a clean, dry surface, and press firmly. They adhere to brickwork, render, timber, metal, and glass — no drilling or screws needed.
What's the difference between steel and acrylic house numbers?
Stainless steel house numbers are heavier and more durable, made from 316 marine-grade stainless steel or powder-coated galvanised steel. They resist rust and corrosion and are best for outdoor and coastal use. Acrylic house numbers are lighter, available in more sizes (50–200 mm), and offer a clean matte finish suited to modern homes. Both are self adhesive house numbers that install in seconds. If you need help choosing, the Dagood team can assist with your order. You can also purchase house signs and personalised address plaques to complete the look, providing a cohesive display at your entrance.
