Deltana Enterprises RL4M-10B 4" Letter M Oil Rubbed Bronze
A solid brass letter M with an oil-rubbed bronze finish for residential address display
- Solid brass construction resists outdoor corrosion
- Four-inch height ensures clear street visibility
- Oil-rubbed bronze finish adds classic curb appeal
- Mounts on homes, mailboxes or apartment entries
- Single letter M completes custom address displays
Solid brass letter M for address display
This four-inch letter M is cast from solid brass and finished in oil-rubbed bronze. It is designed for mounting on a home exterior, a mailbox post or any surface that requires a clear address identifier. The durable construction suits residential installations where a traditional appearance is preferred.
Suits homes needing a single character
The piece works well for owners completing a house number or adding a missing letter to an existing set. It is not intended for buyers who need a full set of numbers and letters in one package, nor for projects that require illuminated or reflective characters.
Four-inch height sets the scale
At four inches tall the letter is sized for standard residential visibility from the street. This dimension determines whether the character matches other address markers already in place.
How it compares
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- Price $10.99
- Cheaper than about 87% of the 456 comparable items (median $21.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Deltana |
| Model name | RL4M-10B |
Questions about this item
How is the 4" solid brass letter M mounted and what step is often missed?
The letter uses concealed studs that anchor into pre-drilled holes; the step often missed is using the supplied paper template to mark exact hole spacing before drilling.
What maintenance will the oil-rubbed bronze finish need over time?
The living finish develops a natural patina; occasional waxing with a clear paste wax preserves the current tone and slows further darkening.
What limit appears first on the solid brass letter under continuous outdoor exposure?
The protective lacquer beneath the oil-rubbed bronze coating can break down after extended UV and moisture cycles, leading to uneven darkening.
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