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Number Plates

Custom acrylic number plates for apartment doors, hotel and lodge rooms, hostels, PGs, clinics and office cabins. Personalise the room, door, floor or block number in black, gold mirror or silver mirror acrylic. Bulk orders welcome — send your room range for a single quote and one design approval.

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Numbering a Whole Building? Send Us the List

Hotels, lodges, resorts, hostels, PGs and apartment blocks — send your room range and we'll quote the full set, with one design approved before anything is cut. Single plates are fine too.
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Before You Order Room Number Plates

Room numbers are simple to order, but two things go wrong often enough to flag up front.

Decide the numbering scheme before the first plate. Block or wing letters, floor prefixes, suite names and icons are all fine — but adding a prefix later usually means redoing the whole set. Send the complete list as text and we lay every plate out to the same grid, so a two-digit number and a four-character one still look like a matched set down a corridor.

Do not drill fire-rated doors. Corridor doors in hotels, hostels and larger apartment buildings are often fire-rated, and screws through one compromise its certification. Use 3M tape instead — it holds well on the smooth painted, laminated and metal surfaces these doors typically have, and leaves nothing to repair if a room is renumbered later.

Placement, sizing, fixings and bulk ordering are answered below. For a full building, send your room range in one message — one quote, one design approval, one delivery.

Why Order Your Number Plates From Us

  • Built for bulk ordersSend a room range and we quote the whole set. One design approval covers every plate, so a fifty-room order is no more work for you than a single plate.
  • Consistent across a full floorEvery plate in a batch is laid out to the same grid, so two-digit and four-character numbers still look like a matched set down a corridor.
  • Re-orders match the originalsWe keep your approved layout, font and finish on file. Add a floor or replace a damaged plate next year and it matches the original batch.
  • Correct fixing suppliedMost plates ship with strong 3M tape — no drilling, no tools, and safe on fire-rated corridor doors. Stud mounting supplied where the surface needs it.
  • Any building typeApartments, hotels, lodges, resorts, hostels, PGs, clinics, schools and offices. Room numbers, floor markers, washroom and utility signage in the same order.
  • Made to your numbering schemeNumbers, block letters, suite names, icons and custom finishes. Send the list and we lay it out rather than forcing your scheme into a fixed template.

Room and Door Number Plate FAQs

Should the number go on the door or the wall beside it?
For apartments, offices and homes, the door itself is fine and is the obvious place people look. For hotels, hostels, hospitals and PG accommodation, fit the plate on the wall beside the door on the latch side, at roughly eye level. It stays visible when the door is propped open, reads more clearly to someone walking a corridor, and keeps the plate off a surface that gets slammed repeatedly.
Can I screw a number plate into a hotel or corridor door?
No. Corridor doors in hotels, hostels and larger apartment buildings are often fire-rated, and drilling screws through one compromises its certification. Use 3M tape on these, which holds well on the smooth painted, laminated and metal surfaces these doors typically have. If you are not sure whether a door is fire-rated, check for a label on the top or hinge edge and default to tape until you know.
What size should a room number plate be?
Around 4×6 to 5×10 inches suits almost every door and corridor application, since room numbers are read from a couple of feet away. Go larger if the plate also carries a room or suite name, or if it is read down a long corridor. The important thing is consistency — mixing sizes across a building reads as untidy even to guests who could not say why.
Can I add a block letter, floor prefix or room name?
Yes, and it is worth deciding the full scheme before ordering the first plate, because adding a prefix later usually means redoing the set. Block or wing letters such as A-204, floor prefixes, suite names, and icons for washrooms, lifts and staircases can all go on. Send the complete list as text and we will lay every plate out to the same grid.
What is the minimum order for a hotel or PG?
There is no minimum — we will make a single plate. For larger sets, send the complete range in one message, for example 101 to 130 plus reception, office and washrooms. You get one quote, one design approval and one delivery, which works out better than ordering in pieces.
Do I have to approve every plate in a bulk order?
We mock up one representative plate showing the layout, font, finish and size. Once you approve it, every plate in the batch follows that exact specification. You do not need to approve fifty individual designs.
Can I order matching plates later if I add rooms?
Yes. We keep your approved layout, font, finish and size on file, so a top-up order months later matches the original batch instead of looking visibly newer. It is worth ordering a few spares with the original set too, since plates get damaged during handover and renovation and a spare costs far less than a one-off replacement later.
How are the plates fixed, and is the fixing included?
Tell us the surface — painted wood, laminate, metal, glass, plaster or tile — and we send the correct fixing with the order. Smooth surfaces take 3M tape. Textured or rough plaster, semi-open corridors and wall-mounted plates that should stand slightly proud take stud mounting instead. Several of our apartment designs are built for two centre studs.
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