Ten minutes,
three holes.
No glue, no sealant, no fumbling with a tape measure. The supplied template does the measuring, and the click system does the rest.
This is how it goes on the wall.
What you need.
In the kit
- Drilling template
- Wall plugs
- Screws
- Rubber click rings
- Spacer rings
Get these ready yourself
- Drill
- 5 mm masonry bit
- Spirit level
- Tape
- Screwdriver
On the wall in five steps.
Pick the right spot
Choose a clearly visible spot beside or above the front door. Eye level is ideal, roughly 1.5 to 1.6 metres above the ground. Make sure no shrubs or lamps block the view from the street.
Mark up and level
Tape the supplied template to the wall. Put the spirit level on top to check the number sits straight.
Drill into the wall
Set the drill to hammer mode for brick or concrete. Drill straight into the wall at the marked points. Make the hole slightly deeper than the length of the plug. Do not push too hard while drilling — let the machine do the work.
Clean the holes and insert the plugs
Blow or vacuum the remaining dust out of the holes. Too much dust left behind and the plug will not seat properly. Then press the plugs in; they should sit flush with the wall. Tap them gently with a hammer if needed.
Mount the house number
Screw the rubber click rings into the plugs with the stainless steel screws. Then press the character onto them — the caps on the back click into the rubber. Press until it grips.
Nicely done!