Pamex DD07-4S Heavy Duty House Number

Each DD07-4S digit measures 2-1/4 x 4 inches overall. That puts the character height in the common 4 inch residential range, which is the size most municipalities ask for on a house front, and it is the same nominal height as the Delaney 4 inch metal house numbers and the Philadelphia Hardware Group MHN04 metal 4 inch number.

The DD07-4S is sold as a single digit. Number is an option you select, 0 through 9, so a 1420 address means four separate pieces, and a repeated digit means ordering that digit twice.

No. The Pamex DD07-4S is sold as numerals only, 0 through 9. For an address that includes a letter such as 12B or a unit suffix, the Deltana RL4 is a 4 inch residential letter set covering A to Z in the same 4 inch height class, so it pairs with 4 inch numerals on the same elevation.

The Pamex DD07-4S is a surface mount house number with an overall size of 2-1/4 inches by 4 inches, sold as individual digits 0 through 9. The closest equivalents in the same 4-inch metal format are the Delaney 4 inch Tall Metal House Numbers and the Philadelphia Hardware Group MHN04 Series metal 4 inch house number. All three are single-digit numerals in the 4 inch height class, so a 4-digit address needs four pieces regardless of which you choose.

The Pamex DD07-4S numeral stands 4 inches tall. If you need more visibility from the curb, the Emtek 7 inch Modern House Numbers are a taller numeral at 7 inches, and the Philadelphia Hardware Group PHN06 Series is a 6 inch house number in plastic. For multi-family buildings with deep setbacks, the taller numerals are the usual choice; the 4 inch DD07-4S suits unit doors and entry frames where the reader is close.

Pamex classes the DD07-4S as a residential product. For single family, townhome, and small multi-family addressing it is the right part. For a commercial facility where numbers have to meet a posted code size or an ADA signage requirement, use a dedicated commercial signage product instead.

At 4 inches the DD07-4S reads well from a driveway or a short setback, which covers most residential frontage. For a deep setback, a street-facing monument, or where you want a bolder modern look, step up in size with the Emtek 7 inch Modern House Numbers.

The Pamex DD07-4S is a metal house number in finishes including 605 bright brass, 613 oil rubbed bronze, 619 satin nickel and 622 matte black. If the job does not call for a metal numeral, the Philadelphia Hardware Group PHN06 Series is a plastic 6 inch house number - a different material class rather than a direct substitute, so expect a different look and a larger digit. Where you want the metal numeral and a matching finish across a set of doors, stay with the DD07-4S or the Philadelphia Hardware Group MHN04 metal 4 inch number.

Metal digits in 605, 613, 619, or 622 hold up and match metal entry hardware, which is what most property managers want on a front elevation. If you are numbering a high-turnover or budget rental run and want a larger, lighter character, the Philadelphia Hardware Group PHN06 plastic 6 inch house number is the alternative in that direction.

The Pamex DD07-4S is a heavy duty surface mount house number listed for residential use, with finish choices that include 605 bright brass and 613 oil rubbed bronze alongside 619 satin nickel and 622 matte black. If the elevation calls specifically for a contemporary numeral, the Emtek 7 inch Modern House Numbers are from a Modern House Numbers series, and the Deltana RL4 letters are a Traditional series - useful markers if you are matching an existing design intent rather than just a digit height.