With more and more people wanting to upgrade the look of their vehicle with Number Plates, it has raised the question of does the shape of the Number Plate effect it's legality?
In this guide we will explore the key aspects of Diamond and Hex Number Plates, their legal status and how to order one.
Hex and Diamond Number Plates are a contemporary twist on the traditional rectangular number plates we commonly see on vehicles. As their names suggest, Hex plates are hexagon-shaped while diamond plates are diamond-shaped, giving vehicles a distinctive and modern appearance.
These plates maintain the same function as standard sized plates, displaying the vehicle's registration number, but they do so with a unique geometric flair.
Hex and diamond plates are becoming increasingly popular as car enthusiasts look for new ways to personalise their vehicles. These plates stand out due to their unconventional shape, offering an aesthetic that appeals to those wanting to deviate from the norm.
The legality of diamond and hex number plates has been a topic of much discussion. Fortunately, Hex and Diamond plates are legal, provided they adhere to the requirements set by the DVLA.
According to DVLA Regulations, the shape of the Number Plate itself is not restricted, but the following criteria must be met.
We here at Plates for Cars ensure that all of our Number Plates meet these requirements and therefore you can be assured that all of our products are 100% road legal.