Modular Number Plates
Modular number plates (interlocking address digits / snap-in house numbers) are a proven system for clear, straightforward numbering of street addresses, mailboxes, and entrance doors using individual digits and symbols. The modular tiles easily interlock or slot together in the desired sequence, speeding up both initial installation and future updates. Engineered for high durability and weather resistance, they are suitable for residential, commercial, and municipal applications.
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Numeric flaps for totems at the pumping station. Suitable for materials up to 3 mm thick (PMMA - plexiglas, sheet, debond).
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Numeric flaps for totems at the pumping station. You can download the exact layout diagram of the numerical flaps of the "Numbered Templates" on our site. Suitable for materials up to 3 mm thick (PMMA - plexiglas, sheet, DeBond).
Here are templates for numeric flaps in .pdf .cdr .dxf
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
What are number plates/digits and what are they used for?
Number plates are individual numbers and symbols that can be assembled into a sequence to label a house, apartment, mailbox, or office. They allow for easy modification or updating of labels without complex installation. They are ideal wherever clear and structured marking is needed.
How are number plates installed?
Installation is carried out using screws or adhesive tapes depending on the type, including pre-drilled holes. Number plates are designed to be securely fastened and withstand outdoor conditions. Installation is quick and requires no special tools.
What materials are number plates usually made of?
Number plates are typically made of durable materials such as metal or high-quality plastic. These materials ensure good mechanical properties and a long service life. The choice of material depends on appearance requirements and the operating environment.
