Deltana RN4-0 4 Inch Solid Brass House Number

Product Description

The DELTANA RN4-0 is a solid brass architectural house number designed for residential and light commercial door and exterior applications. Cast from solid brass and finished in a Lifetime Brass coating, this numeral zero measures 4 inches in character height and delivers lasting durability in exposed outdoor environments. At 0.5 pounds, the piece is substantial enough to convey quality without adding unnecessary load to door or facade surfaces. Architectural hardware professionals, general contractors, and finish carpenters typically specify and install these numbers on entry doors, siding, mailboxes, and building facades.

This number is suited for exterior and interior signage applications where a traditional brass aesthetic is required. The Lifetime Brass finish resists tarnishing and is appropriate for both residential entryways and light commercial storefronts. The solid brass construction makes it a durable choice in coastal or high-humidity environments where lesser materials corrode. It is sold individually and can be combined with other numerals in the RN4 series to form complete address number sets.

Key Features

• Solid brass construction for corrosion resistance and long service life
• Lifetime Brass finish resists tarnishing in outdoor environments
• 4 inch character height for clear visibility from street level
• Lightweight at 0.5 pounds for easy surface mounting
• Sold individually to allow custom address number configurations

Compatibility

Designed as a standard architectural house number compatible with exterior door and facade mounting applications; pairs with other numerals in the DELTANA RN4 series for complete address sets.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter, general contractor, or experienced DIYer using basic hand tools. Power down any illuminated sign or doorbell circuits in the immediate mounting area before drilling. Use fasteners appropriate for the substrate material, whether wood, masonry, or composite siding, and ensure a weather-resistant sealant is applied around fastener penetrations in exterior applications.