15 Inch Extra Large House Numbers

[Color: 8, Color: 8]
The quality is good and the multiple mounting options included are nice. When against house I found the number looked ridiculously too big. I took pictures with standard piece of paper to better illustrate scale. One might want to consider testing in advance with paper, to determine if a smaller size might be a better fit. I can detract any stars because the product was as advertised. The number seems well coated and durable to withstand the elements. My scale or perception was the problem not the product.

[Color: 9, Color: 9]
The house number is impressively large and made from strong, durable metal that should handle bad weather without any issues. The size is exactly what we needed so it can be easily seen from the street. Installation was simple, and the included template made lining up the screws and drilling the holes straightforward. It has a clean, polished look and feels so well‑made that it seems like we overpaid — but we didn’t!

[Color: 4, Color: 4]
I live in an older apartment, so all my deliveries go to the wrong unit a good amount of the time. I figured the large numbers were for above the garage and thought, maybe this would be perfect next to my door and possibly benefit the next tenant when I move.The house number comes with screws and spacers to create a shadow effect which I think works great and looks pretty awesome. The edges are rounded to prevent someone getting hurt and I think it’s just a great addition to anyone who has a hard time receiving packages !

[Color: 1]
If the courier misses my porch now, they desperately need a perception check.​I picked up this ridiculously massive matte black number one because I was utterly tired of my packages playing hide-and-seek down the road. While fifteen inches of solid metal sounds like a structural piece of armor you'd find guarding a fortress in World of Warcraft, it has become my favorite weapon for optimizing delivery loot drops. The metal finish is incredibly tough, meaning I didn't have to worry about anything snapping or breaking during a chaotic installation.​Once mounted, it throws a gorgeous floating shadow effect that looks like an intentional piece of modern graphic design against the house. Drivers can easily spot my coordinates from the road without squinting through a storm. It transforms a mundane piece of hardware into a high-visibility beacon, ensuring the legendary loot always arrives exactly where it belongs.

[Color: 3, Color: 3]
The 15” #3 house number is made from solid steel and it comes with the needed hardware to mount to wood and drywall. The hardware comes with two standoffs so you can mount it floating off the surface behind it.It is powder coated in a matte black finish and should hold up for years. I liked the scale so much that I ordered another number to use with the 3 I received via Vine. Clearly I liked the quality enough to buy another! My only complaint would be that I wish the metal was thicker gauge but only because I like heavy gauge thick steel parts.

[Color: 4, Color: 4]
This will teach me to read the description more carefully. This thing is big…really big. It did say oversized, it did say extra large - they’re not kidding. It’s way too big for my needs, just one digit next to my front door. My HOA might have words for me if I replaced my current regular number with this one.That said, it’s a heavy piece of steel, comes with hardware, and is painted a matte black. If you need a giant number, it’s a good choice at a good price. Be careful of the sharp metal edges if you pick a number that isn’t rounded. They did thoughtfully cover those sharp edges with plastic. I did think the 4 was an unusual font, very big on top, small at the cross part. Photos attached showing the font, and the scale (compared to a tv remote). I

[Color: 2, Color: 2]
Riauor 15-in extra large house number for exterior use may solve my problem of elderly people not finding my address. Eveery now and then a delivery gets misplaced, because my where the street number is mounted on house is set back from the street a bit.My house is early 1950s and the tile mounted address number is a little newer but certainly not nearly as visible as the extra large 15-in style! It's so big that I'm considering mounting four digits descending from left to right in a style similar to some of my neighbors.What do you think? Will this solve my issue of a package not making it to where it belongs now and then and older folks squinting looking for my address from the street?

[Color: 3]
I absolutely love this house number.For years I’ve been struggling with how to mark my house to indicate the house number. I’ve always wanted one spelled out, but having one digit with 5 letters is kind of awkward. Having a tiny little 3 also has seemed awkward over the years. Enter giant house number that I didn’t know I needed.First off, super sturdy metal and substantial feeling. The weight on it is really nice.The item arrived pristine, with all of the mounting hardware included. It’s true to size just like it says it is 15 inches and it is really nice. No sharp edges or blemishes, just a nice straightforward giant number three.I am mounting this in between a light and a planter on the porch. I think it’s going to really be a nice upgrade from the current house number I have which is on my mail box and is pretty generic looking.This product was just what I was looking for, and I had stopped looking for any kind of house numbers for a while so what a pleasant surprise. Highly recommend this for houses with single digit numbers. I would not recommend this for a house with double digit or more numbers because they will be huge and I think that might be obnoxious. I think this solves a problem that single digit house numbers have that the signs are going to be underwhelming if it’s just one tiny number so bravo to giant number three.