Step 1 of 5

Position the Sign on the Posts

We suggest mounting the sign slightly inset from the edges of the posts to help protect the slate or granite corners from accidental knocks. That said, you’re free to position it wherever you prefer on the posts.

Step 2 of 5

Screw the Sign onto the Posts

Your house sign and posts will arrive with fixings (style depends on your selection). Simply use a PZ2 screwdriver to secure the screws through the sign’s pre-drilled holes.

Step 3 of 5

Dig 2 Holes in the Ground

Ensure the holes are at least 1ft deep. Add loose gravel to fill about a third of each hole - this helps prevent the posts from sitting in water when it rains.

Mix up some postcrete (follow the instructions on postcrete bag) ready for the next step.

Step 4 of 5

Position the Posts in the Holes

Make sure the signpost is perfectly level and positioned exactly how and where you want it before proceeding to the next step.

Step 5 of 5

Add the postcrete

Hold the signpost firmly in place (ask someone to help if needed) and fill the holes completely with postcrete. It sets quickly, so after 3–4 minutes, the post should be stable enough to stand on its own.