Deltana RNZ43 4 Inch Zinc House Number Black

Product Description

The DELTANA RNZ43 is a zinc house number designed for architectural and door hardware applications. Standing 4 inches tall, this individual number plate ships in a black finish and is intended for exterior or interior mounting on residential and light commercial properties. The zinc construction provides a balance of durability and detail-holding capacity suited for decorative numeral applications. At 0.05 pounds, the piece is lightweight and easy to handle during installation. Contractors, property managers, and finish carpenters typically specify these numbers for address identification on entry doors, gates, and facades.

This number is sold as a single unit and is suited for residential entryways, apartment buildings, commercial storefronts, and similar signage applications. The black finish integrates with a wide range of door and hardware finishes common in both traditional and contemporary architectural styles. Individual units can be combined to form full address sequences. The 4.5 inch length and 2 inch width provide clear visibility at typical approach distances.

Key Features

• Zinc construction for consistent detail and corrosion resistance
• Black finish compatible with a broad range of architectural hardware styles
• 4 inch numeral height for clear address visibility
• Lightweight at 0.05 pounds for easy surface mounting
• Sold individually, allowing custom address combinations

Compatibility

Designed as an individual address number for use in residential and light commercial architectural hardware applications. Intended for surface mounting on doors, walls, gates, or facades where standard 4 inch address numerals are required.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by finish carpenters, general contractors, or property maintenance personnel. Power down or secure the work area as needed before drilling pilot holes into the mounting surface. Fastener type should be selected based on the substrate material, whether wood, masonry, or metal. Follow local building codes for address number placement and visibility requirements.