Hillman Fasteners 840780 Mylar House Number 1 3in Black Silver

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 840780 is a 3-inch mylar adhesive house number displaying the numeral 1 in black on a silver background. Designed for exterior and interior address marking, this self-adhesive number bonds directly to a wide range of surfaces without tools or hardware. The mylar film construction delivers high tensile strength and tear resistance while resisting fading over time. Each package contains 6 individual characters, making it practical for full address applications. Property owners, maintenance technicians, and facility managers commonly apply these numbers to mailboxes, doors, curbs, and signage.

This product is suited for residential and light commercial address identification. The flexible mylar material conforms to slightly curved or uneven surfaces, which makes it useful on metal mailboxes, plastic panels, painted wood, glass, and powder-coated surfaces. The pressure-sensitive adhesive backing activates on contact, requiring no additional adhesive or fasteners. Six characters per package support multi-digit address installations in a single purchase.

Key Features

• 3-inch numeral 1 printed in black on a silver mylar background
• Pressure-sensitive adhesive adheres to most clean, dry surfaces
• High tensile and tear strength for long-term durability
• Fade-resistant print maintains legibility in outdoor conditions
• Flexible construction conforms to curved and irregular surfaces
• Sold in a 6-count package for multi-digit address use

Compatibility

Designed as an adhesive address number for use on mailboxes, entry doors, curbs, panels, and other smooth or lightly textured surfaces common in residential and commercial address marking applications.

Installation Notes

Clean and dry the target surface thoroughly before application to ensure full adhesive contact. Peel the backing and press the number firmly into place, applying even pressure across the entire face. No tools are required. Once applied, the adhesive bond increases over time and removal may damage the character or the substrate surface.