843321 Distinctions House Address Number 1, Screw-In, Brushed Nickel Zinc, 4-In.

This Hillman Distinctions house number is a durable, weather-resistant address marker designed to display your home or building number clearly and prominently. The 4-inch tall character is large enough to be easily read from the street, yet proportioned to maintain a clean, contemporary appearance on any exterior surface. Made from zinc die-cast metal with a brushed nickel finish, it resists rust and withstands moisture, wind, and harsh outdoor conditions year-round.

The flush-mount, screw-in design offers a classic, elegant installation method that works on wood, brick, block, concrete, doors, walls, and mailbox posts. Whether you need to mark a residential home, office, apartment, or other building, this address number combines functionality with attractive styling. All necessary mounting hardware and installation instructions are included in the package.

Features and Benefits

• Rust-Resistant Finish: The brushed nickel zinc coating provides durable protection against weather, moisture, and corrosion, ensuring long-lasting performance outdoors.
• Easy Installation: Comes with all mounting hardware and clear instructions. Only a drill for pilot holes and the provided screws are needed for secure attachment.
• Highly Visible: The 4-inch height makes the number stand out clearly and be easily readable from the street, improving home visibility and accessibility.
• Versatile Mounting: Flush-mount design works on multiple surfaces including wood, brick, block, and concrete, plus doors, walls, and mailbox posts.
• Classic Design: The brushed nickel finish provides an attractive, contemporary look that complements any home's exterior.

Specifications

• Brand: Hillman
• Model: 843321
• Character: 1
• Height: 4 inches
• Color: Brushed Nickel
• Material: Zinc die-cast
• Finish: Brushed nickel, rust-resistant
• Mount Type: Screw-in, flush-mount
• Package Weight: 0.09 pounds
• Package Dimensions: 5.9L × 3.45W × 0.34H inches
• Hardware Included: Yes

How to Use

• Select the mounting location on wood, brick, block, concrete, door, wall, or mailbox post.
• Use a drill to create pilot holes before securing the house number with the provided screws.