Deltana RN6-5U15 6 Inch Solid Brass House Number Satin Nickel

Product Description

The DELTANA RN6-5U15 is a 6-inch solid brass house number finished in satin nickel, designed for exterior and interior architectural applications. Constructed from solid brass, this numeral offers lasting corrosion resistance and a clean, professional appearance suited to residential and light commercial installations. The satin nickel finish provides a subdued, brushed look that coordinates with a wide range of door and trim hardware. At 0.4 pounds, the number is lightweight yet solid, making it straightforward to install on doors, facades, mailboxes, and address posts. Locksmiths, general contractors, and property managers are the typical installers.

This house number is appropriate for residential entryways, apartment unit doors, commercial suites, and exterior building signage. The solid brass construction holds up in exposed outdoor environments where zinc or aluminum alternatives may corrode or degrade over time. The satin nickel finish complements brushed nickel door hardware, handlesets, and hinges commonly found in both new construction and renovation projects. Sold individually, it can be combined with other numerals from the same line to form a complete address or unit number sequence.

Key Features

• Solid brass construction for corrosion resistance in interior and exterior applications
• Satin nickel finish for a clean, brushed appearance
• 6-inch numeral height suits high-visibility address and unit number applications
• Lightweight at 0.4 pounds for easy surface mounting
• Sold as a single unit, compatible with other numerals in the same series for full address sets

Compatibility

Designed as an architectural house number suitable for residential and commercial door, facade, and address post installations where a 6-inch solid brass numeral in satin nickel finish is required.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a general contractor, locksmith, or property maintenance technician using standard hand tools. Power down any associated access control or intercom systems before drilling into an entry door or panel. Follow local building codes for address number visibility and height requirements, which may specify minimum numeral size and placement for emergency responder access. Avoid overtightening mounting fasteners into brass, as the material can strip if excessive force is applied.