Beneath a decorative arch, the Providence Arch one line wall plaque carries a single row of house numbers. The arch adds a bit of ornament without crowding the digits. The arch is cast in one piece with the rest of the sign. It tends to go on older homes, carriage houses and anywhere a plain rectangle would look too modern.

Number capacity

The line holds up to 5 numbers at 5.5 inches tall. That’s a good middle size: large enough to read from the street, but not so large that the arch detail gets lost. The photo shows 27418 in a bronze finish with the arch above. Shorter numbers center under the arch automatically. If you only have three digits, they’ll look even bolder with the extra space.

Five finishes for the Providence Arch one line wall plaque

This design comes in Antique Copper, Black/Gold, Black/Silver, Bronze/Gold and Pewter/Silver. The two-tone finishes put light numbers on a dark background. Black/Gold is the usual pick for a white or cream house. On brick, Bronze/Gold blends in while the raised numbers still catch the light. Antique Copper is single-tone, so the numbers read through their raised edges and shadow.

Weather, warranty and care

The Providence Arch one line wall plaque is cast in the USA from recycled aluminum, so it won’t rust. An all-weather coating guards the color, with a five-year warranty behind it. Clean it with water and a soft cloth, not a scrub pad. A soft brush gets dust out of the arch detail.

If you’d like your street name on the sign, the two-line Providence Arch is listed with the wall-mounted address plaques. For simpler styles, see the economic home plaques. Confirm your house number before ordering a Providence Arch one line wall plaque, because the digits are cast and personalized plaques can’t be changed or returned.