Loose Number and Nameplate - Two Pieces, One Identification System

Two Independent Pieces, One Coordinated Identification System

Unlike an integrated plaque where the number and name are on a single piece, this system separates both elements: the number is loose and the street name plaque is separate. This allows them to be installed in different positions on the facade, at different heights, or on separate surfaces — maintaining visual coherence between them because they are manufactured together, with the same typography and finish.

Why Two Pieces Instead of One

There are facades where the number and street name cannot be together: a fence and a wall, a column and a wall, or simply the architectural design that calls for separation. This system solves that without sacrificing aesthetic coherence.

• Flexible installation: Each piece goes where the facade allows, not where a single plaque dictates
• Guaranteed coherence: Same typography, same thickness, same finish on both pieces
• Independent customization: Different sizes for number and name according to visual hierarchy
• Hidden anchoring on both: Bolts welded from behind, no visible screws
• Choice of finish: Clean metal, waxed oxidized, or natural combination

Technical Specifications

• Material: High-quality steel cut with CNC precision
• Components: Loose number + street name plaque, manufactured together
• Typography: Customizable, consistent between both pieces
• Dimensions: Customized according to facade and reading distance
• Thickness: 3mm or 5mm as required
• Anchoring: Bolts welded from behind on each piece
• Manufacturing: Artisan-made to order in Chile

Who is This System For?

• Facades where the number and street name cannot be on the same plane
• Properties with separate fence and wall that require identification at both points
• Houses with architecture that defines different zones for each element
• Condominiums that need unit number and passage name in different positions
• Projects where the visual hierarchy between number and name requires different sizes
• Architects who specify signage with freedom of positioning
• Owners who want visual coherence without being limited by a single piece

Ideal Spaces

• Entrances with a fence and wall where each element goes on a different surface
• Facades with columns or pillars that naturally separate the elements
• Condominiums with a numbered passage where the unit and passage go at different points
• Country houses with a long access where the name goes on the gate and the number on the house
• Architectural projects where signage is part of the design, not an addition
• Tourist cabins with identification at two access points
• Buildings where the number goes on the facade and the name on the gate

Versus the Integrated Plaque

The integrated plaque combines the number and name on a single piece — ideal when they go on the same plane. This system is for when the facade calls for separation. It's not better or worse: it's the correct solution for a specific architecture.

Quotation Process

1. Contact: Write to us with your number, street name, and a photo of the facade
2. Quotation: Final price for the complete system according to specifications
3. Approval: You confirm the design of both pieces before manufacturing
4. Manufacturing: Both pieces together to ensure coherence
5. Delivery: Complete system ready for installation

When the Facade Dictates

Not all houses allow the number and name to go together. This system exists for those houses — those with their own character and an architecture that doesn't bend to a single standard piece.