NumbersAndLetters - Fancy Black Thick Outdoor Adhesive Reflective Mailbox Number or House Number - Single Digit Number 6 - Size - 6 Inch - 1/8 Inch thick

I can definitely recommend these house numbers. Very nice to look at and easy to install. I like that the numbers are flexible enough to adhere to a surface that is not completely flat. Also, received the package sooner than was stated. Very happy with this purchase.

Easy to install and highly visible on my door located on the Forth floor of the condo building. Good feeling first responders if necessary can identify my door with out hesitation

These letters are a great solution for labeling a home or other building. Installation was easy and I would certainly recommend them.Pros: Easy to use, high quality, good adhesion, very legible, clear instructionsCons: Certainly a bit pricey

I LOVE these numbers. Just what I wanted. When you are about to place, just stick the numbers slightly, tab the middle, that way if you want to move or fix the number, it will be easy to lift off. After you are sure where you want to place a number, then rub the number down. They look and stick well, you will not be disappointed:) The seller's service was great too, fast shipping and package well.

These letters stick well and look good but for one major problem. They are too glossy and if you have a street light in front of your house these reflect way too much light rendering them invisible from an arc of 30 degrees to your left and right standing right in front of them. Daytime they are quite visible.

We wanted a large number to put on our metal door that is painted yellow. Didn’t want to make any holes and this worked perfectly.

I was hesitant about buying what I thought would be cheap plastic numbers. But we couldn't find the size we needed anywhere else so we had to roll the dice. In the end I'm really satisfied with the purchase, they look really nice and you can't tell they're not metal unless you're inspecting them. They stick really well, I even put them on during a warm winter day (30 degrees or so) and haven't had any issues. And they're really reflective at night, they look sort of gold when it's dark and the headlights hit them.UPDATE: These numbers have now survived two Minnesota winters (and take a lot of beatings from snow plows and my snowthrower). I looked for a long time for mailbox numbers that would work and these were great on day one and are holding up really well. Also helpful that they are reflective (they look white when hit with light in darkness) so guests can find our house easily at night.

I have a white fiberglass insulated door, the black number contrast very nicely and fits between the "panels" of the door. I scrubbed the area down several times to ensure the area was clean then dried. Finally marked up the door with pencil and ruler to ensure exact placement, you only get one chance to "stick it". The only downside is it a little pricey but I have not found a no-drill option in 6 inches that looks as nice. Recommended