Hillman Fasteners 847331 Decorative Address Plaque 9x13 in

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 847331 is a decorative address plaque designed for exterior residential installation. Measuring 9 inches by 13 inches, it is constructed from die-cast zinc for durability and weather resistance. The plaque accommodates up to five numbers, making it suitable for most residential address formats. Mounting hardware is included, simplifying installation. At 6.6 pounds, the unit has a solid feel consistent with zinc die-cast construction. This plaque is typically installed by a homeowner or general contractor as part of a home exterior or entryway project.

This address plaque is intended for exterior residential use on homes, townhouses, or similar structures where visible address identification is required. It suits installations near entryways, on posts, fences, or exterior walls. The weather-resistant construction makes it appropriate for year-round outdoor exposure in most climates. The five-number capacity covers the majority of standard residential street addresses. Mounting hardware is included in the package, requiring no additional fasteners for a typical installation.

Key Features

• Die-cast zinc construction provides weather resistance and long-term exterior durability
• Accommodates up to five numbers for flexible address display
• Measures 9 inches by 13 inches for clear visibility from the street
• Mounting hardware included for straightforward installation
• Weather-resistant finish suited for year-round outdoor use

Compatibility

Designed as a standard decorative address plaque for exterior residential applications. Compatible with separately sold Distinctions address numbers.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed using basic hand tools such as a drill and screwdriver. Mount to a flat exterior surface using the included hardware, ensuring the surface is structurally sound and capable of supporting the plaque weight. Power down any adjacent low-voltage lighting or wiring before drilling into exterior walls. Follow local building codes for address visibility requirements, as many municipalities specify minimum character size and placement height for residential address identification.