QT Modern House Number - SUPER LARGE 12 Inch - Brushed Stainless Steel (Number 1 One), Floating Appearance, Easy to install and made of solid 304

Nicely made and finished. High Quality material. Great value. One negative. The mounting system doesn't work well in all applications. Mine mounted to stucco. The drilled holes went all the way through, and it was hollow behind. Any wall that drills through will allow the plastic mounting plugs to push right through. The solution was to apply the plastic mounting part to the pin first. Then push it all into the drill hole.

The numbers are nice but they arrived too late for us to use. No fault of QT Modern House Number company. I’m returning. We found something locally.

Extra fast delivery, ordered on Friday received on Monday in Poland Europ ! Amazing job Amazon!Numbers well made, a bit too expensive. There could be template to make holes. Any way recommend if you are looking for big numbers.

Well made and easy to put up. Remember the color of your back ground, so the numbers show better and are seen at a distance. (lite color # with dark background or reverse)

Look great and install took about a hour. Wish the template had been better but it all worked out.

I really like the size, material, and style of this product. I have not put them up but expect them to look as amazing up as they do out of the box!

The numbers I ordered were perfect. The craftanship was great, with smooth edges and the finish was without any blemishes. We were able to hang them on our brick building with no problem.

Never really found anyone that did stone or brick say how they did it, just that it was not easy to mount. I used a quarter inch masonry bit which took about 45 minutes to drill the holes into the stone which was very hard. It was at a slight tilted angle. Hi only have one number so I don’t have to worry about alignment, but I screwed in the screws to the back of the number and then marked them exactly. Because it was at a slight angle, and you can never be exact though I tried, and my bit was slightly larger than the screws I was able to bang it into the holes with my hand. This barely bent the number but enough that the ridges of the screws acted like an anchor. I’m sure if you pulled very hard or hammered it from behind you’d rip it out but otherwise it’s solid. The anchors supplied are garbage for masonry brick stone rock etc. Good luck, I’m happy despite a little troublesome. They should at least supply masonry anchors, possibly even a bit. Even charge more and have another option. I was gonna use a high strength anchoring adhesive if it didn’t work, I could still do it down the road but it’s solid for now.

These look ok but the mounting system is ridiculous. Doing a whole home reno myself so am good with tools etc but these numbers cause nothing but headaches. You have to sink two anchors in the wall(in my case brick) and then push the number after you have put a small rod onto it into the anchor. Using a tape measure and level and taking lots of time does not help, its virtually impossible the get the hole exactly right and if you are off half a millimeter your number is crooked. Then, if you can somehow straighten it you have to deal with the next number and not only get it perfectly straight but also perfectly in line with the first one. I could not get them perfect no matter what I did. The manufacturer says you can go on line to print a template. That is totally useless if you are one of the 90 percent of people who dont have a printer. They should have it in the box but even then I dont think it would help as i made my own exact template from the actual number and still could not get it perfect. The manufacturer knows its a problem as they give you four anchors instead of just the two that you need because they know you are going to be redoing it. My wife calls these 25 footers. They look great from 25 feet away but as you get closer the fractional amount the hole is out becomes very apparent. For now they are up but I suspect I will grow tired of them being slightly tilted and not perfectly in line and just toss them in the trash. For 250 bucks I expected far better. Definitely DO NOT suggest anyone buy these..UPDATE,,,,July 2023. Having had these for a year and apart from the installation issues, I can tell you these are GARBAGE….they look like stainless steel but are NOT. I live in a landlocked city 1000 miles from any ocean or saltwater and the so called stainless steel numbers have rust spots all over them that will not come off. Thats not stainless steel. DO NOT BUY THESE,,,YOU WILL BE OH SO DISSAPPINTED.

I like the fact it's a nice, large, steel number. It's not that cheap, so I hope it is stainless. I have a long driveway, so needed a big house number.But, the installation is unnecessarily complicated. The back of the number has 2 welded threaded tubes. You are supposed to drill holes in the wall, thread supplied bolts in and push the number into the holes.I don't know why I can't just have 2 holes in the number and put screws in...

I received my order of house numbers. The large house numbers look sleek and elegant and were exactly what I was looking for. I have not yet had my address sign installed but will post a photo of the finished product once I do with a more thorough review. I feel that this is a five-star product, but because it's not yet installed, l cannot yet comment on the ease of the installation. Thanks QT!

The price was right and they look alright but install was difficult due to the wrong size plugs came with them. I drilled the 11/32 hole and the plugs went right through the holes so luckily i had some stucco to patch the holes. I drilled new holes to fit the plug and then the studs wouldnt go in so i took the plugs out and tried to fit them to the studs but too tight so i had to find some different plugs