Custom Hand Glazed Blue on White Talavera | Talavera End Caps | Ceramic Tile House Numbers | Colorful Address Sign | Made in Arizona

Gorgeous colorful talavera house numbers - hand glazed just for you in our Tucson, AZ studio!

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Frame style choice details:
1. Grouted in Iron Frame: Tiles are set and grouted into a rusted and sealed iron frame (ready to mount)
2. Drop-in: Loose tiles with drop-in powder coated steel frame (you will slide the tiles into the frame when they arrive)

Yes, we can do letters too! Just specify in the customization field, there is no extra charge for single letters. Each house number design is made to order! Please allow 3-4 weeks for delivery, each piece is made especially for you.

We do not customize the colors or designs on our house number sets. We do not sell the frames by themselves and we do not provide hanging hardware (too many options depending on what kind of surface you are hanging your set on, there is no reasonable way for us to do this but we can make recommendations).


**COLOR VARIATIONS ARE INHERENT** We do our best to produce consistent colors but our tiles are handmade and there may be slight variations on colors shown.

Your custom house number design will be set & grouted in a hand welded metal frame that has been rusted & sealed. Each piece is weatherproof, fade-proof, waterproof & ready to hang.

Approximate sizes & weight (includes hanging hooks at top)

2 digit + deco end pieces - 12.5" long x 8 1/4" tall. weight approx. 5lbs
3 digit + deco end pieces - 15.75" long x 8 1/4" tall. weight approx. 6lbs
4 digit + deco end pieces - 19" long x 8 1/4" tall. weight approx. 7lbs
5 digit + deco end pieces - 22" long x 8 1/4" tall. weight approx. 8lbs

A NOTE ABOUT OUR FRAMES: The frames are made of iron and are sealed but will eventually rust in some areas of the country. They are intended to weather with a surface rust!

In a coastal areas, be advised that rusting will happen quicker and a "living finish" is best because the salt-water air and conditions will play havoc with virtually any finish. A painted finish or even a powder-coated finish will eventually chip off.

These have been produced and installed this way for many years all over the country.

Now....there are some things that you can do to lessen or even eliminate the natural process IF you'd like but will require upkeep;

1) BEST: Good old fashioned Clear Johnson's Paste Wax. You can apply a coating on the metal. Light pressure fine steel wool can be used to remove any surface rust first. Or you can just apply over it. This is something that should be done a couple times/year.

2) GOOD: Paraffin Wax - Apply a coating of liquid paraffin wax onto the metal. This is something that should be done a couple times/year.

3) OK: Use Stainless Steel Spray Polish or Lemon Pledge. Spray onto a microfiber rag first and apply a thick coating onto the metal. These sprays have Silicone in them and will coat and protect the metal.