Matte chrome house numbers

Matte chrome house numbers. Soft sheen as a modern facade statement

Matte chrome sits between stainless steel and shiny chrome: a soft, understated sheen without the specular reflection of polished chrome. Ideal for those who want a modern look but want to avoid the harshness of gleaming chrome. A matte chrome house number gives your facade a calm, contemporary appearance. Our matte chrome house numbers are finished with a steel- or zinc-based galvanic coating, or with a PVD finish for maximum weather resistance.

Why choose matte chrome house numbers?

• Understated modern. Soft sheen without dramatic reflection.
• Fingerprint resistant. Matte finish camouflages dirt and water stains.
• Wear-resistant. Galvanic or PVD coating scratch-resistant for years.
• Combinable. Beautiful with aluminium frames and glass facades.
• Clearly legible. Matte chrome provides a clear but non-disruptive facade accent.

Dimensions and heights

• 100 mm. Small numbers for flats or inside.
• 150 mm. Standard for residential houses.
• 200 mm. Villas or longer distance.
• 250 mm and larger. Long driveways.

How do you measure and mount matte chrome house numbers?

• Height from the ground. 1.5–2.0 meters.
• Spacing between digits. 1–2 cm.
• Fastening: M5/M6 screw with spacer or mounting kit.
• Coating type. Ask whether electroplated chrome-plated or PVD; PVD has higher scratch resistance.

Matte chrome house numbers on your facade

• Modern white house. Matte chrome sans-serif on white plaster wall with light grey window frames.
• Light grey facade. Matte chrome as an understated accent.
• Glass facade. Matte chrome as a logical continuation of aluminium.
• Classic villa. Matte chrome serif font on a cream-white facade.

Combine with the rest of your facade

• Chrome mailboxes
• Matte chrome front door hardware
• Matte chrome front door knob
• Matte chrome doorbell button
• Chrome doorbell

Or choose another color

• Brushed stainless steel house number
• Nickel house numbers
• Matte black house numbers
• Lacquered brass house numbers

Maintenance of matte chrome house numbers

Matte chrome remains sleek with a damp microfiber cloth and mild soap. Avoid scouring pads, ammonia, acetone, chlorine, and acidic cleaning agents. These damage the coating and cause dull spots or pitting. Drying with a clean cloth prevents limescale streaks. There is little you can do about scratches on a coating; therefore, apply with care and do not sand.

Why matte chrome house numbers at Deurbeslag Expert?

• Ordered before 8:00 PM, shipped today
• Physical showroom. See the difference between matte chrome and gloss chrome
• 30-day return policy and extended warranty
• Expert advice from our specialists within 1 minute on the phone