Question 1

How much does a house sign cost?

Accepted Answer

Most slate and acrylic house signs come in between 45 and 110 euro depending on size and lettering. Solid oak and larger layered signs run to about 180 euro.

Question 2

Which material is best for an Irish front wall?

Accepted Answer

Slate is the safe all-rounder: dark, traditional and frost resistant with no upkeep. Layered acrylic gives the crispest modern contrast. Oak wants a re-oil every couple of years if fully exposed.

Question 3

Should I put the eircode on the sign?

Accepted Answer

Yes. It is the fastest way for couriers, taxis and emergency services to confirm the address. We set it smaller than the house name.

Question 4

What size should the sign be?

Accepted Answer

200 to 300mm wide for a sign read at the door, 400 to 600mm with 50mm characters for a gate pillar or a sign read from the road.

Question 5

Can you engrave an Irish house name?

Accepted Answer

Yes, with the fada set correctly. Send the name typed out exactly as you want it and we send a proof.

Question 6

How do I fix it to the wall?

Accepted Answer

Stainless standoffs, concealed screws or exterior adhesive for smooth render. Fixings are supplied with the sign.

Question 7

Can you match a sign to my business or holiday let?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We make matching sets for gate pillars, doors, sheds and unit numbering, carrying your logo and colours across the set.

Question 8

How long does it take?

Accepted Answer

Four to six working days for most signs once the proof is approved. Collect in Dublin 12 by appointment or we deliver nationwide.