Deltana RN6 6" Numbers, Solid Brass

Each Deltana RN6 number is sold individually, one digit per unit, and the price shown is per unit. So a street address like 1427 means ordering four separate pieces, including a second piece if a digit repeats. Digits 0 through 9 are all available.

The RN6 digits are 6 inches in height, which is the size many municipalities and fire codes call for on street-facing addresses. Confirm the exact height and contrast requirement with your local jurisdiction, since those rules vary by city.

The Deltana RN6 numerals stand 6 inches tall, which can overrun a narrow stile or a small address plaque. For a shorter digit, the Delaney 4 inch tall metal house numbers and the Philadelphia Hardware Group MHN04 series metal 4 inch house number both run 4 inches, and the Emtek Modern House Numbers run 7 inches if you need to go the other direction. Measure the usable flat area before choosing, since the mounting footprint scales with digit height.

Four finishes across every digit: PVD Polished Brass, Oil Rubbed Bronze, Brushed Nickel, and Antique Nickel. All ten digits are offered in all four, so a multi-digit address will match. PVD Polished Brass is a plated coating over the brass rather than a lacquered polish, and Oil Rubbed Bronze is a living finish that will change tone with weather and handling.

Solid brass, both the material and the substrate. That matters outdoors: a solid brass digit will not rust through like a steel number with a painted coating, and the edges stay the same metal if they ever get scuffed.

Deltana classifies the RN6 as residential exterior hardware. For single-family homes, townhomes, and unit doors in small multi-family work they're a normal choice. For a high-traffic commercial entry or a project written to a commercial hardware spec, a property manager should expect to specify something graded for that use instead, since no commercial rating is attached to these.

For a smaller digit, the Delaney 4" Tall Metal House Numbers and the Philadelphia Hardware Group MHN04 Series 4 inch metal number are both half-size options. If you want 6 inch height at a lighter spec, the Philadelphia Hardware Group PHN06 Series is a plastic 6 inch number. For a squared-off contemporary look in a larger size, Emtek 7" Modern House Numbers run an inch taller.

The Deltana RN6 is a solid brass numeral sold individually, each digit 6 inches tall, in four finishes including Oil Rubbed Bronze and Brushed Nickel, which lets you match existing brass or nickel door hardware across a building. The Philadelphia Hardware Group PHN06 series is a plastic 6 inch house number at the same digit height. Choose the brass numeral where the unit doors carry metal trim you want the numbers to match, and the plastic numeral where matching metal trim is not a factor.

No - keep one digit height per address. The Deltana RN6 numerals are 6 inches tall, while the Delaney metal house numbers and the Philadelphia Hardware Group MHN04 series are 4 inches tall, so mixing them leaves the digits visibly uneven and the mounting hole spacing will not line up on a shared plaque. Order every digit in the address from the same 6 inch Deltana RN6 family, in one finish, and buy a spare of any repeated digit.

The RN6 belongs to Deltana's Traditional series, so the digit styling is meant to sit with classic-profile knockers, kick plates, and lock trim rather than a modern flat-face look. The Oil Rubbed Bronze and Antique Nickel options are the usual pairings for aged hardware; PVD Polished Brass pairs with bright brass trim. If the look you're matching is squared and contemporary, Emtek 7" Modern House Numbers are the other direction.

Yes. Finish and digit are selected independently, and all four finishes (PVD Polished Brass, Oil Rubbed Bronze, Brushed Nickel, Antique Nickel) exist for every digit 0 through 9. Because each number is a separate unit, nothing stops you from buying different finishes, though for a single address most buyers keep one finish across all digits so the plating ages the same way.