Vertical house numbers stack the digits on a narrow panel, making them a good fit for pillars, gates, narrow wall sections and garage edges. Choose illuminated or non-illuminated styles in metal and plaque formats, with options for a street name on selected designs. Vertical layouts keep long numbers readable where a horizontal sign would be too wide. Compare sizes and finishes below, or read the buying guide for placement advice.
Frequently asked questions
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Where do vertical house numbers work best?
Narrow walls, gate columns, pillars and garage edges. -
Can a vertical sign include a street name?
Selected designs support a street name. -
Are vertical numbers harder to read?
Keep the digits large and mount at eye level; vertical layouts are clear at close range. -
Can they be illuminated?
Yes, selected vertical plaques are backlit or front lit. -
What size should I choose?
Match the available wall width and use 4-6 inch digits for close viewing.
Related: address plaques, illuminated address plaques, house numbers buying guide.
