House number with letter
In complex residential situations, such as apartment blocks or divided properties, clear addressing is essential. Our individually combinable letter additions offer the perfect solution to precisely complement your house number. This ensures clear allocation and makes it easier for postal and delivery services and emergency services to find their way around. Order high-quality, modern house numbers with letters now!
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Modern house number variants with added letters
Whether you are dividing a property, extending an existing house or constructing a new building, house numbers with letters are often essential. They are not only used for clear addressing, but also offer the opportunity to emphasise the individuality of your home. Customise your house number with our letter additions from "a" to "e". We offer you a diverse selection of materials, sizes and fonts so that you can find the perfect combination for your home. Whether you opt for the robust elegance of solid steel in a 22 cm size and the clear Arial font or prefer the modern look of stainless steel in a 30 cm size and the stylish Eurostile font - you will find the ideal letter addition that can be perfectly combined with the house numbers from our range. Forget standard solutions from the DIY store. We focus on individuality and quality to make your home truly unique.
What do I need to bear in mind when adding a letter?
House numbers are more than just a simple identifier of a building; they are an essential part of our address systems, enabling fast and efficient delivery of mail and orientation in urban and rural areas. In some cases, however, a simple number is not enough to reflect the complexity of the development. This is where letter suffixes come into play, which are used in particular for property divisions or the construction of additional buildings on an existing property. The correct spelling and presentation of house numbers with letter suffixes is regulated in Germany by the DIN 5008 standard. Basically, this standard states that you should always leave a space between a house number and a letter. So not "10a", but "10 a". Whether the letter itself is capitalised or not can vary and often depends on what is customary in the respective area or what the municipality prescribes. It is best to check with your local authority to make sure you are doing it correctly.
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