Some houses only need the number. The Rolling Hills wall address plaque takes that approach: one line, up to six digits, cast into a plaque with a softly arched top. The photo shows 36189 in gold on a green field, and that’s about as clear as a house number gets. It’s a common pick for homes on a numbered road where the street name is understood.

Rolling Hills wall address plaque colors

Eleven finishes are offered: Antique Brass, Antique Copper, Black/Gold, Black/Silver, Black/White, Bronze/Gold, Green/Gold, Oil Rubbed Bronze, Pewter/Silver, Red/Gold and White/Gold. Black/White has the strongest daytime contrast. Green/Gold, as pictured, suits a house with a lot of landscaping around the entry. Antique Brass and Oil Rubbed Bronze are single-tone and lean traditional.

What it’s made of

The Rolling Hills wall address plaque is a recycled aluminum casting, made in the USA, and aluminum will not rust. The color is sealed under an all-weather protective coating, and that coating carries a five-year warranty. Because the number is cast into the metal rather than applied, there’s nothing to peel. Rain, snow and summer sun are what it was built for.

Ordering the Rolling Hills wall address plaque

There’s one field to fill in: the address number, up to 6 digits. Type it the way you want it to read, then check it twice. Once a personalized order is placed it can’t be modified, cancelled or returned, because the digits become part of the casting. If you need a street name as well, this one-line version isn’t the right fit, so look at a two-line plaque instead.

For other shapes that hang on the house, see the full set of wall-mounted address plaques. And when the finish picks up grime after a few seasons, the plaque cleaning guide explains how to wash it without harming the coating.