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Wrought Iron House Number Vertical Frame Mission 3-Tiles > 331720-41

Wrought Iron House Number Vertical Frame Mission 3-Tiles
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Main characteristics
Width: 4.12"
Length: 18.37"
Depth: 0.5"
Weight: 3.2 pounds
UPC: 072632616201

Our price: $21.99



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A wrought iron frame made by Mexican craftsmen. It will hold three Mission tile numbers, which measures about 4" wide x 6" tall, it will not fit other tile sizes! This is a hand-made product and small imperfections are to be expected. The size is approximate and is only for reference. This is a simple handmade artistic frame, but carefully designed to enhance your house tile numbers. It was designed to be hung vertically. The inside dimensions are: 4 1/8" wide by 18 3/8" tall.

The house numbers frame has wrought-iron-made decorations in the left and right parts of the rectangle, they are about 2.2" wide, which adds to the overall frame horizontal size (width).

House Numbers Frames Installation Suggestions

Vertical installation: If you want to install your house tile numbers frame vertically you need to use two nails, one on each side of the frame, where the scrolls join each other.





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