Hillman Fasteners 841628 Black Nail-on Number 6 4 in 3 Pack

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 841628 is a 4-inch black nail-on house number 6 designed for exterior address marking on residential and light commercial buildings. Constructed from die cast aluminum with a black powder-coat finish, this number is built to resist rust and hold up in outdoor conditions. Pre-drilled mounting holes and included hardware make installation straightforward. The package contains 3 units, making it practical for multi-unit installs or replacement sets. Electricians, general contractors, and property maintenance crews commonly spec this type of address number when finishing exterior panels or entryways.

This nail-on number is suited for exterior mounting on siding, trim boards, fences, mailbox posts, and similar surfaces. The 4-inch height meets many local address visibility ordinances for residential properties. The black finish blends with dark-painted or contrasting trim and is a common specification for HOA-compliant address signage. Hardware is included, so no additional fastener sourcing is needed for standard installations.

Key Features

• Die cast aluminum construction for durability and corrosion resistance
• Black finish for weather-resistant exterior use
• Pre-drilled holes for quick, accurate mounting
• Mounting hardware included
• 4-inch character height suitable for residential address visibility requirements
• Sold as a 3-pack for multi-unit or replacement applications

Compatibility

Designed as a nail-on style exterior house number for standard residential and light commercial address marking applications on wood, composite, or similar exterior surfaces.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed with basic hand tools. Pre-drill pilot holes in the mounting surface when attaching to hardwood or composite trim to prevent splitting. Ensure the mounting surface is clean and dry before fastening for best adhesion and long-term hold. No special trade license is required for address number installation, though local building or addressing codes should be confirmed before mounting.