What size letters must be used to display the ice shack owner's name and address on the exterior?

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Two-inch letters are required to display the ice shack owner’s name and address on the exterior to ensure the identification is easily readable from a reasonable distance in winter conditions. Snow glare, distance on the ice, and visibility from shore can all hinder reading smaller text, so this size strikes a practical balance between legibility and the space available on a shack. Letters smaller than this risk being unreadable, while much larger letters aren’t necessary for the typical shack size and can be impractical. This rule helps authorities and others locate the owner quickly in case of safety checks or emergencies, making two-inch letters the appropriate standard.