Deltana RN6-6 Solid Brass House Number 6 Brass

Product Description

The DELTANA RN6-6 is a solid brass architectural house number displaying the numeral 6, finished in Lifetime Brass. Standing 6 inches tall, this number plate is designed for residential and light commercial exterior or interior door and facade applications. The Lifetime Brass finish is a durable, lacquered coating intended to resist tarnishing and corrosion over extended service. At 0.4 pounds, the piece is lightweight enough for straightforward surface mounting without heavy anchoring hardware. Contractors, finish carpenters, and property managers install these numbers on entry doors, gate posts, and building facades where clear address identification is required.

This number is suited for residential entry doors, apartment unit doors, commercial storefronts, and similar architectural applications where a classic brass aesthetic is specified. The solid brass construction meets the expectations of architectural hardware specifications calling for non-ferrous metal components. It is sold individually as a single unit, making it practical for replacement of a single numeral or for custom address number configurations assembled from individual pieces.

Key Features

• Solid brass construction for corrosion resistance and long service life
• Lifetime Brass finish with lacquer protection against tarnishing
• 6-inch numeral height suits standard residential and light commercial signage requirements
• Lightweight at 0.4 pounds for easy surface mounting
• Sold individually for flexible address number configurations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style architectural number for residential and commercial door and facade installations requiring a 6-inch solid brass house number in a Lifetime Brass finish.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by finish carpenters, locksmiths, or general contractors using standard hand tools. Power down any lighted number systems or doorbells in the immediate work area before drilling mounting holes. Follow local building codes for address number visibility and height requirements, which may specify minimum numeral size and placement relative to the entry point. Do not use ferrous fasteners with brass hardware, as dissimilar metal contact can accelerate corrosion at the mounting surface.