Description

The DELTANA RNZ49 is a zinc address number designed for residential and light commercial exterior applications. Cast from zinc with a black finish, this number provides clear, durable identification for doors, mailboxes, entryways, and building facades. At 4.5 inches in length and 2 inches in width, it offers a visible profile suited to standard residential address marking. The low-profile depth of 0.1 inches keeps the number flush and clean against any mounting surface. Installation requires basic hand tools and is typically handled by a finish carpenter, locksmith, or general contractor during door hardware trim-out.

This number is appropriate for residential front doors, gate posts, mailbox panels, and light commercial storefronts where a consistent black architectural finish is specified. The zinc construction resists corrosion and holds finish well in covered and semi-exposed exterior conditions. Sold individually, it can be combined with other numbers from the RNZ series to complete a full address set in a matching finish and size.

Key Features

Zinc construction for corrosion resistance and finish retention
Black finish suits a wide range of architectural hardware sets
4.5 inch length provides clear visibility at standard viewing distances
0.1 inch profile depth mounts flush against doors, siding, and masonry
Sold individually to allow custom address number combinations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style architectural address number compatible with standard residential and light commercial door and entryway hardware installations where a 4 inch zinc black-finish number is specified.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter, locksmith, or general contractor. Power down or disengage any electronic access control hardware at the door before working on adjacent trim surfaces. Secure with appropriate fasteners for the substrate material wood, metal, or masonry following local building code guidelines. Avoid over-torquing fasteners through the zinc body to prevent cracking the casting.