House
Lucky house number calculator
Paste the addresses you are choosing between. Each is scored against your chart, and the page is honest about the fact that in feng shui the direction the front door faces matters much more than the number on it.
A number is only lucky relative to someone
Any site can add your digits up. Scoring the result against your own Day Master, Life Path and Kua number needs your birth moment.
The number you did not choose
Most people cannot pick this one, which makes it the odd tool in the set: the reading is about a number you already have rather than a shortlist you are deciding between. Developers do the picking, and they do it superstitiously. Western buildings skip the thirteenth floor. Buildings across Chinese-speaking markets skip four, fourteen and twenty-four, and some skip every floor with a four in it, so a tower can advertise fifty floors and have rather fewer.
Where a number has been skipped, the flat labelled 15 is on the fourteenth storey and the one labelled 4A is on the fourth. If you are reading a number for a home, the label on the door and the position in the building are two different numbers, and they will not always agree.
The other way Chinese practice reads a building, by direction rather than digit. Flying Star for your home.
The number is the smaller half
Classical feng shui reads a building by its facing direction, its surroundings and the Flying Star chart of its construction period. The number on the door is a modern popular addition and no classical text weighs it. Your Kua group gives you four favourable facing directions; that is the older and more substantive claim, and it is shown above.
Floor numbers and the missing fourth
Many buildings in Chinese-speaking regions skip the 4th, 14th and 24th floors entirely, and some skip 13 as well for western buyers. This is worth knowing as a fact about the market: a flat on a renumbered floor is physically the fourth floor regardless of what the lift button says.