K Smart Sign | Exalted LED F2728 | Solar Light House Signs Door Number Plaques With Light Name Plaques For Wall (Matt Gray & Classic Font)

Well made, high quality and looks brilliant. Instructions were easy to follow and the plate was in place very quickly. Solar light shows up the number in the evening well. I would definitely recommend this product

The description of the item is exactly as described on the website.The item is of good design and quality at very reasonable price.The item was easy to install following the instructions that were enclosed.I would recommend the purchase of this item to anyone

Arrived on time as described. Looks very smart but the solar panel in the light above the sign is too small so the panel wasn't sufficient to power the light on in a gloomy English winter, so I removed the solar panel and connected the unit to a small transformer and a time switch so it comes on at night perfectly all the time now.

I saw a house with one of these and thought it looked nice. It was easy to put on and at this time of year there is enough sunlight for it to come on at night. I’m not sure how it will cope with the short days of winter but so far so good.

OK product but the light should be brighter

Ordered this sign for my house and its absolutely gorgeous. Very well made and sleek. I am over moon and can't wait to hang it. Highly recommend. Was delivered 2 weeks earlier then expected too.

Very nice product for the price,easy to install.Remember to tape the template to the wall after making sure it’s level and drill through the template at the correct marked positions.

It's cheap, I read the reviews, so wasn't disappointed.Mine came very quickly on Prime, and it looks OK at a distance, which is what its supposed to do. The light is an unknown quantity as yet, and the durability is questionable from other reviews, I don't anticipate it lasting very long, as it looks flimsy and not really designed for outdoor use, but it needs exposing to sunlight which means exposing it to wind and rain as well.Fitting instructions are comprehensive but a lot of faff, with those stupid plastic lugs on the back which I took one look at and laughed. What was wrong with signs with pre-drilled holes in, with a couple of rawl plugs and screws, which you have to use anyway, if you follow the instructions?Then there's the double sided tape that you're supposed to attach the light unit with, hilarious.I'm in the lucky position that I could ignore all the fitting malarky. I have an open porch roof supported at the 'free' corner, the rest's held up by the house wall and the garage wall, which form a rightangle. The post in the freestanding corner is a 4x4 and the sign fits neatly onto it without touching the plastic mounting plugs. One industrial grade zip tie round sign and post, with another round the light unit, sign and post together, job done. Solid as a rock, and if the light unit conks out replacing with a better module will be the work of moments. I'm lucky that I have suitably massive zip ties, designed for fixing A/C ducting, in my stores, but they're hardly difficult to find.What about theft? Anyone with a pair of snips, or a strong , sharp knife could pinch the sign and light module in a jiffy. Thing is they'd have to walk 25 yards up the drive and fiddle around 6 feet from the front door, after which they'd have a sign with my address on and a very cheap solar light... I think I'll risk it!Why bother with this sign at all? Because having an illuminated sign , as the clocks change, might make some of the more inept delivery drivers we seem to get actually deliver parcels to us, and not to our neighbours.