Apartment & multifamily
Apartment unit number signs
From $9 / sign in bundle quantities · exact price on your itemized quote
Unit numbers for every door in the building, generated straight from your floor and unit schedule — “floors 2–10, units x01–x24, skip 13” becomes 216 perfectly numbered signs. One design, one finish, zero typos.
Specifications
Standard options
| Attribute | Options | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Common sizes | 4"×4", 5"×5", 6"×6", custom | Any size cut to order; whole-building consistency guaranteed |
| Materials | Acrylic, stainless steel, aluminum | Layered, engraved or UV-printed; mixed-material bundles welcome |
| Mounting | VHB foam tape, screws, standoffs, magnetic | Hardware ships pre-applied or in the same carton |
| Numbering | Generated from your unit schedule | Ranges, skipped numbers and letter suffixes (204A/204B) supported |
| Production | Most bundles ship in 3–5 weeks | Firm timeline stated on your quote, after proof approval |
Why order as a bundle
Built for whole buildings
No spreadsheet copy-paste
Tell us the floor count and numbering pattern; we generate and double-check every number against your schedule.
Matches everything else
Unit numbers share one design system with your floor signs, wayfinding and ADA signs — one proof covers them all.
Packed floor by floor
Cartons labeled “Floor 3, Units 301–312” so installers work straight off the box. See packing details.
FAQ
Apartment unit sign questions
What size should apartment unit numbers be?
5"×5" and 6"×6" are the most common for corridor-facing unit doors — large enough to read down a hallway, small enough to sit above or beside the door frame. Exterior walk-up units often go larger. We confirm size on your proof.
Do unit signs need braille?
In the US, signs identifying permanent rooms and spaces generally require tactile text and braille under ADA; how this applies to residential unit doors varies by jurisdiction and project type. We flag this during proofing and can produce all unit numbers as ADA tactile signs. See our ADA sign requirements guide.
Can I mix materials in one building?
Yes — a common combination is stainless steel unit numbers with acrylic wayfinding and amenity signs. Everything still ships as one bundle with one design proof.
Start your bundle
Every unit numbered, one order.
Send your floor count and numbering pattern — the quote comes back itemized, line by line.
Or email sales@signbundle.com · call +86 769 2383 4867