Deltana RNZ48 4 Inch House Number Zinc Black

Product Description

The DELTANA RNZ48 is a zinc house number designed for residential and light commercial address identification applications. Finished in black, it offers strong contrast for legibility against a wide range of door, gate, and exterior wall surfaces. The number measures 4.5 inches in length, 2 inches in width, and 0.1 inches in height, making it a low-profile, surface-mount numeral. Weighing 0.1 pounds, it is lightweight enough for installation on wood, metal, masonry, and composite surfaces. The zinc construction provides durability appropriate for exterior use while holding a consistent black finish.

This address number is suited for residential entryways, multifamily unit doors, commercial suite identification, mailbox posts, and gate pillars. It is sold individually, making it easy to order only the digits needed for a given address. The compact profile keeps the number flush against the mounting surface without projecting significantly from the wall or door face.

Key Features

• Zinc construction for durable exterior use
• Black finish provides high-contrast visibility against light surfaces
• Low-profile at 0.1 inches depth for flush surface mounting
• 4.5 inches length and 2 inches width sized for standard residential address display
• Lightweight at 0.1 pounds for easy single-fastener or adhesive installation
• Sold individually to allow custom address number combinations

Compatibility

Designed as a standard surface-mount house number for residential and light commercial exterior applications where a 4-inch black zinc numeral is required.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed with basic hand tools and appropriate exterior-rated fasteners or adhesive, depending on the mounting surface. Power down any associated low-voltage lighting near the mounting area before drilling. Follow local building codes for address number placement and minimum size requirements, which may specify visibility distance and character height. Do not use fasteners that are incompatible with zinc hardware, as dissimilar metal contact can cause accelerated corrosion in exterior environments.