Pamex DD07-4S Heavy Duty House Letter

Each DD07-4S letter measures 2-1/4 x 4 inches overall. That puts it in the common 4 inch residential address letter size, so it reads from the street on a typical house front or unit door without overwhelming a narrow trim board.

It is a surface mount letter, so it fastens directly to the face of the door, siding, trim, or a mounting plaque. There is no recess or routing involved; you lay out the spacing, mark the holes, and fasten through the letter into the substrate.

Yes. The DD07-4S is sold one character at a time across the full A through Z range, so you order each letter you need individually. For a name like "OAK" you buy an O, an A, and a K in the same finish.

The DD07-4S is a letter, with options running A through Z, so it will not give you digits. For numerals at a comparable 4 inch height, the Delaney 4 inch Tall Metal House Numbers and the Philadelphia Hardware Group MHN04 metal 4 inch house number both cover that need. Addresses that mix numerals and a unit letter are commonly filled by pairing a number series with DD07-4S letters in a matching finish.

The Deltana RL4 is the direct counterpart. It is a 4 inch residential letter set covering A to Z in the Traditional series, the same alphabet range the Pamex DD07-4S covers with its A through Z options. The DD07-4S itself is a surface mount letter with an overall size of 2-1/4 inches by 4 inches, sold individually by letter and finish.

Four finishes: 605 bright brass, 613 oil rubbed bronze, 619 satin nickel, and 622 matte black. If you are adding letters to an existing address display, match the finish code rather than the description, since bronze and black read very differently from a distance.

Pamex classifies the DD07-4S as a residential product. For single family homes, townhomes, and multi-family unit doors it is the right call. On a commercial storefront or a code-driven building address requirement, spec a product sold for commercial use instead.

The closest alternative is the Deltana RL4, a 4 inch residential letter set covering A to Z in Deltana's Traditional series. Both are 4 inch residential letters, so the deciding factor is usually which finish family matches the rest of your door hardware.

At 4 inches the DD07-4S is sized for a door, porch post, or mailbox where the reader is reasonably close. If the address has to carry from a street set well back, step up to a 7 inch character such as the Emtek 7 inch modern house numbers.

Yes, because each letter is a single catalogued model, DD07-4S, in one of four fixed finish codes. Order the same finish code for every door and the characters will match in size and appearance across the whole property, including replacements added later.

The DD07-4S is a metal-finish heavy duty character offered in 605 Bright Brass, 613 Oil Rubbed Bronze, 619 Satin Nickel and 622 Matte Black, and is designated residential use. Where a molded character is acceptable, the Philadelphia Hardware Group PHN06 is a plastic 6 inch house number; if you want to stay with metal, the PHG MHN04 metal 4 inch house number matches the DD07-4S character height. Note both of those are numerals rather than letters.

Both are 4 inch surface-applied residential letters covering A through Z. The Deltana RL4 is sold within its Traditional series, while the Pamex DD07-4S is a heavy duty letter offered in four finishes: 605 Bright Brass, 613 Oil Rubbed Bronze, 619 Satin Nickel and 622 Matte Black. Choose based on which finish family matches the rest of your door hardware.

The DD07-4S is a heavy duty surface mount letter, which is the usual choice where the character is exposed to weather and handling. Plastic characters, like the Philadelphia Hardware Group PHN06 series plastic 6 inch house number, trade that durability for a larger, lower-cost digit.