Large Corten Steel Rustic House Numbers and Letters 200mm in size and 2mm Thick Made in Scotland Free Delivery and Free Magnetic Fixtures

Large Corten Steel Rustic House Numbers and Letters 200mm in size and 2mm Thick Made in Scotland

Very very simple to fix to any wall , gate , door with our Free magnetic fixings as per video simply screw where you want to fix and hang , no spirit levels needed or tradesman. And you can move very easy making these letters perfect for events like weddings and catering events.

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Using our years of experience in hand quality slate sign making we are now adding Corten steel signs to our range , again all designed and made by us in the Scottish Borders. Like slate , Corten steel is the real deal and will last a lifetime through all weathers.

Please don’t compare these for acrylic signs , these are very hard and unlike acrylic they won’t warp in the sun.

NO MAINTENANCE IS REQUIRED

All signs are shipped Free of charge in the U.K.

Sizes are approximate and can vary , sign will rust over time and improve with age this is the beauty of Corten steel.

OTHER SIZES AVAILABLE PLEASE CONTACT YOUR REQUIREMENTS.

When rust looks good

Corten steel sheet (also known as weathering steel) is instantly identifiable thanks to its rich, bright orange tones. Originally developed for building coal carriages in 1930s America, it is now one of the most stylish and durable metals on the market. Corten steel plate might look like it’s rusty, but thanks to clever manipulation in its processing, the outer oxidisation actually protects the steel from further corrosion, as well as making it look very good indeed. There’s no need to paint and it just looks better with age, no wonder designers love it.
More recently, though, it’s become the material of choice for many artists, architects and interior designers.As well as art, Corten steel cladding is extremely popular and it is often used for buildings, giving it a tough coating against the elements and an industrial-looking edge. Whether you’re looking for stunning aesthetics, weather performance or a wonderful mix of both, it delivers.

How it’s made:

Weathering steel is an alloy, which is what makes it so resistant to the elements. The addition of nickel, copper and chromium at the production stage means that over time, a protective patina will develop on the surface of the metal.