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The HILLMAN FASTENERS 843158 is a 4-inch brass flush mount house number 8 designed for exterior residential and light commercial address marking. The numeral mounts flat against the mounting surface for a clean, low-profile appearance. Constructed in brass for corrosion resistance, this unit is rated weather-resistant and arrives with all required mounting hardware included. Each package contains 3 pieces, making it a straightforward choice for new construction, renovation, or replacement of worn address numbers. Installation requires only basic hand tools and takes only minutes per numeral.
This flush mount number is suited for exterior door frames, address posts, building facades, and mailbox installations where a traditional raised-profile numeral is preferred. The weather-resistant brass construction holds up to rain, UV exposure, and temperature cycling common in outdoor signage applications. The included hardware simplifies installation without the need to source separate fasteners. Property managers, general contractors, and maintenance technicians commonly specify this style for consistent address number sets across residential units.
Designed as a standard flush mount exterior house number suitable for flat mounting surfaces including wood, composite, masonry, and metal substrates commonly found on residential and light commercial buildings.
Installation is typically performed by general contractors, maintenance technicians, or knowledgeable DIYers using a drill and appropriate bit for the substrate. Mark and pre-drill pilot holes before driving the included fasteners to avoid splitting wood trim or cracking masonry. For masonry or stucco surfaces, use the appropriate anchor type for the substrate. Apply a compatible exterior-grade sealant around the base of the numeral if moisture intrusion behind the face is a concern in high-exposure locations.
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