Hillman Fasteners 844715 Black House Number 5 Zinc 3-pack

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 844715 is a black zinc house number 5 sold in a 3-piece pack for residential and light commercial address marking applications. Built from weather-resistant zinc, the number is finished in black and designed to hold up against outdoor exposure without corroding or fading prematurely. Two mounting methods are included in each package: flush mounting for a traditional flat-to-surface look, and floating mounts that stand the numeral off the wall for a contemporary shadow-line effect. Matching screws and a mounting stencil are packed with each unit to simplify layout and installation.

This house number is suited for exterior use on residential homes, multi-family buildings, and light commercial storefronts where clear, durable address identification is required. The dual-mount system makes it adaptable to a range of substrates including siding, masonry, and wood trim. Installers can choose the mounting style based on the architectural style of the structure without purchasing separate hardware.

Key Features

• Weather-resistant zinc construction resists outdoor corrosion
• Black finish provides high contrast against most exterior wall surfaces
• Dual-mount design supports both flush and floating installation styles
• Includes mounting stencils for accurate, level placement
• Matching screws and full instructions included in packaging
• Sold as a 3-pack per unit of purchase

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-install exterior house number suitable for standard residential and light commercial address signage applications where a 5-inch numeral height is required.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed with basic hand tools including a drill, level, and screwdriver. Mark placement using the included stencil before drilling pilot holes to ensure proper alignment. For masonry substrates, use appropriate anchors rated for the wall material. Choose flush or floating mount hardware based on the desired aesthetic before beginning installation, as the two methods require different pilot hole patterns.